Re: Gcode generation via Ace Converter
Posted by
imserv1
on 2002-01-09 11:45:51 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., Drew Rogge <drew@p...> wrote:
Drew, Cut and paste the geometry back into the Vector drawing before
you save it as a DXF. Also if you use the connect at Z, it will have
all the approaches/retractions in the places you desire. I'm not
sure how ACE handles this, but you may need to place all the entities
on a special layer name to get it to work right.
Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService
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>Vector
> Does anyone have any hints on how to get Ace Converter to generate
> gcode without a bunch of "releases"? In Ace converter talk a release
> is where it decides to pull the tool up out of the cut, G00 to a
> new position and plunge the tool back into the part. I've used
> to draw the outline of the letter 's', selected all the pieces inthat
> the order they should be cut and saved as a DFX file. According to
> a previous message from Fred Smith of IMService the geometry should
> be written to the DFX file in the order it was selected. I assumed
> Ace would follow the geometry in the same order as it is in thefile.
Drew, Cut and paste the geometry back into the Vector drawing before
you save it as a DXF. Also if you use the connect at Z, it will have
all the approaches/retractions in the places you desire. I'm not
sure how ACE handles this, but you may need to place all the entities
on a special layer name to get it to work right.
Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService
Listserve Special discounts and offers are at:
http://www.vectorcam.com/cced2.html
Discussion Thread
Drew Rogge
2002-01-09 11:04:38 UTC
Gcode generation via Ace Converter
imserv1
2002-01-09 11:45:51 UTC
Re: Gcode generation via Ace Converter