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  1. 02-08-2017, 08:00 AM #1
    jamesMa
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    Can I use the cps file in PowerMill

    I'm looking for the post processor for my CNS (a mach3 machine), and I seached the Post Library in autodesk (Autodesk CAM | Post Library) and found a Gereric Mach3Mill file from ArtSoft. However, this file is a cps file, which cannot be used in PowerMill (pmoptz is expected).


    May I know where I can find the post processor for Mach3 machine? Or can I use this cps file in PowerMill, if so, how?

    Besides, someone give me a mach3 post file with extension .opt, which is a post file for old version PowerMill, is there any tools to convert the file to pmoptz format?


    Thanks in advance.
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  2. 03-06-2017, 11:11 PM #2
    Bikov
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    Re: Can I use the cps file in PowerMill

    In Delcam PostProcessor > file>import you can open *.opt an save it to *.pmoptz, and do some edits for your needs,
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