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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Mar 2011
    Posts
    68

    Modify Postprocessor

    Hello,

    I have a postprocessor and I want to make some modifications:
    1.When I create new origin i have MAC 1(1- Position), then MAC 2(1-Position), and so on.
    When I generate the Gcode, it generate G54, G55, and so on depends of the MAC number.
    The problem is that I want even if I generate an operation in MAC2 to generate G54.
    BUT, if I have many operations with different MAC number to have generatet de gcode in G54, G55 and so on.
    The problem came when I have 3 or more Mac number, like MAC3 and MAC4, if I combine operations from this 2, I want to generate G54 and G55 not G56 and G57, and also if I have operations like:
    contour20 in MAC3
    contour 30 in MAC4
    Contour 21 in MAC3, there must be generated something like:
    G54
    G55
    G54
    , also to temember the number of mac.
    For origin I have this writed in my post:

    @home_number

    if salva_origine <> home_number
    origine_alta = 1
    endif

    gcode = 53 + home_number ------->>>>here if I put only G54, the always will be generated only G54.
    {nb'G' gcode}

    if informazioni eq TRUE then
    {' ( - CAMBIO ORIGINE - )'}
    endif

    salva_origine = home_number

    procedura = "home_number"
    endp

    Is there any possibility to can change the post for making what I want?
    I can be also available on skype: claudiu221289.
    I also attached the gpp file with .txt extension.
    I can give more informations if something is not understandable.

    Thanks and hope somebody can resolve this.

    Have a nice day.
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  2. #2
    Join Date
    Oct 2013
    Posts
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    Re: Modify Postprocessor

    If I understand correctly you want to make operations in different positions but in one coordinate system! Like G54 but in different positions!
    You can do this by creating one coordinate system with different positions like MAC-1 position-1 and MAC-1 position-2 so on !

  3. #3
    Join Date
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    Re: Modify Postprocessor

    Quote Originally Posted by imachining-6061 View Post
    If I understand correctly you want to make operations in different positions but in one coordinate system! Like G54 but in different positions!
    You can do this by creating one coordinate system with different positions like MAC-1 position-1 and MAC-1 position-2 so on !
    This is also a good idea, but what can I do to solidcam create automaticaly MAC1 position 1 and MAC1 position 2, every time, it create MAC1 position 1, MAC2 position 1.
    I tryed to modify dhe 2 in 1, but when I select a face it goes back to 2, and I must change again to 1, this mean time and a lot of clicks.
    I have some postprocessors do M1 P1 and M1P2, but this one that I need always have M1P1 and M2P1....

    Is there any setting that I can change?
    First there was another idea, that sem you do not understant.
    I can explain better on skype or facebook chat.

    If you want, I can send you a PM with my FB or Skype.

    Thanks in advance.

  4. #4
    Join Date
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    Re: Modify Postprocessor

    Hello,

    it seems to be the problem of your post, I can make this prefect post to you, contact me by email, [email protected].

  5. #5
    Join Date
    Jan 2013
    Posts
    73

    Re: Modify Postprocessor

    Good day, do you have 4-axis postprocessor for sinumerik 810M?

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