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Mach Discussion => Mach4 General Discussion => Topic started by: Overloaded on January 27, 2018, 11:25:06 PM
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I'm trying to find the scripts for the lathe wizards by Mach Motion.
Close as I can get is a file with ESCLuaR .. and that is all.
Are they somehow hidden, locked and protected ?
Thanks,
Russ
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Hi,
don't know about wizards but what about:
Mach4Hobby\Modules\AddOns\LatheCannedCycles
They are complied so you cant really see whats in them. I assume these sre the little suckers I'm having trouble loading from time to time.
Craig
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Yup, that is where I was looking ... among other places.
On another point. I finally saw a popup when trying to restart after an attempted shutdown.
"Correct unload script error then restart"
Only saw it once.
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I didn't have any luck finding those scripts either. I wanted to tweak a couple of things.
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Hi,
I think what you guys are calling Wizards are in fact included in this module.
Modules are complied, you can't tweak it. You could write your own...
Craig
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You mentioned "compiled" earlier.
If you write your own module, then compile it, can you un-compile it to edit it ? (must assume so)
Would it be password protected ? or what is the process ?
Thanks Craig,
Russ
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Hi,
no, you cannot by and large de-compile. In order to edit your code you need the source code, you edit it
and then a new 'compiled' version is made. Without the source code you can do nothing.
If you were writing a wizard for Mach4 to sell you would not give your customers the source code,
just the compiled or executable code.
You might ask NFS for the source, I suspect they consider it proprietary code in which case they'll say no.
Craig
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Hi,
I have been told you can use the very rare substance 'Unobtainium' to de-compile code. LOL
Craig
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Yeah. Especially since MachMotion did the programming for the code.
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That's exactly as I suspected. MachMotion contributed those. I'm sure they would have a say in it as well.
Thanks Craig, I learn a little each day.
It's fun, thanks for your time.
Russ
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Hi,
I have been told you can use the very rare substance 'Unobtainium' to de-compile code. LOL
Craig
:D
A sprinkle of Decyferinoxide sometimes works ... but didn't in this case. :)