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General Mach Discussion / Re: Bit diving when doing tabs
« on: March 06, 2012, 01:36:14 PM »
Well, this is a little bitter-sweet. Your system worked... ...but I don't know why...
It is looking like this is an issue with "order of operations" when changing things in LazyCam. Alas, after doing it your way (step-by-step) I can't seem to remember how I had been doing it in the past. As a matter of fact, now I can't seem to replicate what I did in the first place nor can I seem to replicate the results (the incorrect results, the "dive"). I suppose that is a good thing and I should not look a gift horse in the mouth, but man --It is always nice when you have problems like this to be able to "toggle" between the wrong way and the right way to confirm and/or pinpoint the exact issue. I just can't seem to do this.
To cut to the chase, it does seem that something somewhere needs to be done in a specific order. Your system does this. I think I will go with it.
Once again, I appreciate the hell outta your help here. Thank you. I am going to spend the afternoon with some scrap MDF and see if I can isolate this guy a bit more. I will post anything I find here --I'm sure I am not the only one that has run into this.
-Chris
It is looking like this is an issue with "order of operations" when changing things in LazyCam. Alas, after doing it your way (step-by-step) I can't seem to remember how I had been doing it in the past. As a matter of fact, now I can't seem to replicate what I did in the first place nor can I seem to replicate the results (the incorrect results, the "dive"). I suppose that is a good thing and I should not look a gift horse in the mouth, but man --It is always nice when you have problems like this to be able to "toggle" between the wrong way and the right way to confirm and/or pinpoint the exact issue. I just can't seem to do this.
To cut to the chase, it does seem that something somewhere needs to be done in a specific order. Your system does this. I think I will go with it.
Once again, I appreciate the hell outta your help here. Thank you. I am going to spend the afternoon with some scrap MDF and see if I can isolate this guy a bit more. I will post anything I find here --I'm sure I am not the only one that has run into this.
-Chris