[Diskus]

This is the closest i have to threading with macro.

Maybe someone can do a better one or maybe improve this one.

You need to modify the numbers based on you machine.

Have added all my macros in the attachment that I made for my needs. Hope they help some.

Macrko:

[Thread RIGHT]
G1 G91 F1000

#Pitch = 1
#Length = 1
#Cut = 0
#Slots = 1
#Clear = 1
#Feed = 10000
#Rappidfeed = 10000

%Inputs, Enter the following data, Pitch in mm, #Pitch, Length of slots in mm, #Length, Cut IN, #Cut, Number of slots, #Slots, Clearence, #Clear, Feed, #Feed, Rappid feed, #Rappidfeed

#Ymax = #Length
#Ymax / #Pitch
#Ymax * 360

#Index = 0
#Index / #Slots

while(#Slots> 0)
{
M0
G91
G1 X-#Cut F#Feed
G1 Y#Ymax Z-#Length F#Feed
G0 X#Clear
G0 Y-#Ymax Z#Length
G0 Y#Index
G0 X-#Clear


#Slots-1
}
M2

[Drweper]

Thank you for your work.

How do I save a program translation change?

If this is not possible, do you plan to make it available in the future?

[Cator]

Hi Drweper,
assuming you run the program in English in the third menu, after File and Edit, Extras>Program Data>Language>English_Language.txt. Open with your favorite editor by scrolling through the entries or searching for it with the CTRL+F function, edit it as you like and save. Restart GrblGru and the change will be accepted. If you have any problems just ask!

[Drweper]

Hi Cator.

Thanks for the reply.

I'm opening a file(Language_english.txt ), I translate and save it. But it remains untranslated at startup.If possible, please write in more detail.

Everything worked out.Thank you very much.

[Drweper]

Thank you for your hard work. Is it possible to record a manually created move and then repeat it in the program? If so, how.

[GrblGru]

Sorry for the late reply, but I've been very busy recently and was also on vacation.

First of all, perhaps a note on the languages. As Cator has already said, each language has its own file in the folder C:\ProgramData\toe\grblgru\Language

The structure is very simple. There are 2 columns in each line. The columns are separated by a ';'. The 1st column contains the key used in the program. It always starts with a '#' or a ' ?'. The 2nd column contains the text in the respective national language. "#" are normal short designations, "?" are used for longer ToolTips, for example.

The order of the lines within a language file is arbitrary. If you want to create a new language, it is best to copy the language file of the English "Language_english.txt" and replace the English texts with the new texts. The file is then renamed accordingly. GrblGru recognizes all existing language files at startup and offers them in the language selection dialog

Example:

#CM_Swap; Swap
?CM_Swap; Swap Upper - Lower side
#CM_SortByX; Sort by X
?CM_SortByX; Sort order by X
#FC_Reverse; Reverse
?FC_Reverse; Reverse Front - Backside

If you want to add missing texts, it makes sense to first create an alphabetically sorted file. This can be achieved with the menu item "Sort Text" in the Language dialog.

If someone has created, added to or corrected a text file, I would be pleased to receive it. Then I can make it available to all users in the next program version.

@Drweper
No, unfortunately it is not possible to record manual movements and run them again if necessary.

@Diskus
Congratulations, those are cool macros. If you agree, I would like to add them to the program

[Diskus]

@GrblGru
Congratulations, those are cool macros. If you agree, I would like to add them to the program

Yes shore. If they are OK and can be improved by you.