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You are calling the module from the screen, so the require statement needs to be within the screen script, as you have discovered. Placing it in the Macros directory in LoadModules makes the module available to all macros, as these share a single file when compiled.

Allan

Screen sets intended for Mach3 will not work with Mach4.

Allan

Mike,
The Turning wizard has a number of wizards which you can use.
Use the OD Taper 2 wizard for what you want to do. If I recall correctly, angle input value is  the "total angle"
not just one side.

May want to consider / learn  LazyTurn  which is free and there is a manual for it. Basic, easy to use program
to provide gcode for outside contouring.

RICH

no bites. Craig where you be?
Anthony l
You must be father daying it. Happy fathers day.

Install this patch to make the mach3 work on this version

Thank you

Will all the screen set down loads work with Mach4 like imach and Machblue?
Anthony L

Just a switch wire issue. Every thing is working now but the motors still have to run in active low step now. I guess the drivers got spooked (if that,s even possible). Still need to find out why the negative direction homing is not backing off the switches. I am sure there is a post here somewhere for that issue.

Thanks again

I figured it out. Dumb mistake.

The correct way is to put it in _both_ the screen load and the load_modules. Not just one or the other.

Got it.
Thanks alot

Hi,
what screen set is your ScreenG0704 based on?

What I suggest is in the  Mach4/Screens folder make a copy of a screenset you like, say wx4.set and call it awleaphartwx4.set say.
Then when you create a profile use it as the screenset. It wont get overwritten.

The licence file no longer works if the PCID changes. If you have reloaded the OS for instance.

Craig