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Mach4 General Discussion / Mach4 - Spindle location when manually walking through gcode
« on: July 30, 2019, 10:46:29 AM »
Hi All!
I have a quick question - in Mach3, I used to be able to manually scroll through gcode line by line and see exactly where my spindle would be cutting when each line was executed. So if we did have something go wrong (bit break, whatever) we could stop it, walk the gcode back line by line (and visually see what was being executed) to get to the correct spot to resume our file.
In Mach4, for the life of me I can't figure out how to see the same thing visually in the tool path viewer. I see the entire file to cut but as we step forward and backwards in the gcode, I see no indication on the toolpath view of what would be executed if we were on that specific line. Is is just a setting I'm missing?
Thanks!
Travis
I have a quick question - in Mach3, I used to be able to manually scroll through gcode line by line and see exactly where my spindle would be cutting when each line was executed. So if we did have something go wrong (bit break, whatever) we could stop it, walk the gcode back line by line (and visually see what was being executed) to get to the correct spot to resume our file.
In Mach4, for the life of me I can't figure out how to see the same thing visually in the tool path viewer. I see the entire file to cut but as we step forward and backwards in the gcode, I see no indication on the toolpath view of what would be executed if we were on that specific line. Is is just a setting I'm missing?
Thanks!
Travis