Originally Posted by essele  Hi,
I put a solution together in Perl ... it's still in the prototype stages, but theres no reason why you shouldn't be able to make it work in Windows.
I've only tested with EMC, so obviously you'll need to carefully test with Mach3 otherwise many broken bits will result.
Zen Toolworks LLC • View topic - SOLVED ... holding PCB's flat, or not!
Regards,
Lee. |
Hi Lee,
.... on the link you provided (
Zen Toolworks LLC • View topic - SOLVED ... holding PCB's flat, or not!)
you say this...
"Usage: pcb-probe <infile> <outfile>
The infile should be the etch file from pcb-gcode"
then this...
"Please let me know how it goes. I've only tested with EMC2, I would be interested to know if it works in Mach3."
I'd like to try this in mach3, but for the life of me, I don't know how to use your perl file within Mach3!! I have my pcb-gcode output file...I load it into MAch3....but how do I get your perl file to act upon the pcb-gcode file from within Mach3?
Grateful how this would work in practise ....for example do I start MAch3, then run the perl file from within it somehow....will mach3 then prompt me etc etc..