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    Default NC-Corrector, New Free G-code Editor for testing

    sorry for my english.
    I ask you to test my G-code editor.
    Written in vb6 + OpenGL

    NC-Corrector Download http://nc-corrector.inf.ua/Downloads/NC4_setup.exe

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    Hey,
    the GUI & the speed looks nice to me!

    Is it a BETA release of NC PLOT Software ?

    Thanks



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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashish B View Post
    Hey,
    the GUI & the speed looks nice to me!

    Is it a BETA release of NC PLOT Software ?

    Thanks
    No, this is my personal development



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    Available new version
    Added Renumber blocks
    Options renumbering in the Option/Setup/Machine/Block numbers

    download link that the same



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    Looks nice. The Tree is good.
    When I swap tasks, and back to NC4 if the cursor is not over the graphics area, it does not repaint when task window is put into focus.
    Needs a redraw call for whole task when task is bought to foreground.

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    Are you planning it to give (sell) SOURCE CODES to some software company?

    Ash



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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashish B View Post
    Are you planning it to give (sell) SOURCE CODES to some software company?

    Ash
    Yes.
    Later.



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    Smile M Codes

    Hi,

    I think your program is awesome. Runs quite smooth.

    I work with Mach3 on my CNC and wondered if you were going to supply support for M codes like M98 and M99. I use it quite extensively as sometimes it's just quicker to type out some code than go the whole CADCAM route.

    Thanks a million and hope it goes well from here.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Biggles View Post
    Hi,

    I think your program is awesome. Runs quite smooth.

    I work with Mach3 on my CNC and wondered if you were going to supply support for M codes like M98 and M99. I use it quite extensively as sometimes it's just quicker to type out some code than go the whole CADCAM route.

    Thanks a million and hope it goes well from here.
    What are you doing M98 and M99?
    Standart is doing M98-Subprogram call, M99-Subprogram end.
    This NC-Corrector understands.

    Here's an example....



    %
    S500 M3
    G54G90G0X-7.25Y-.25(START POINT OF FIRST CIRCLE TOP ROW)
    G1G43H11Z.50F200.(TURN ON HEIGHT OFFSET - BRING TO .500 SAFETY PLANE)
    M98P105(CALL SUBPROGRAM)
    G90G0X-26.Y-.25
    M98P105
    G90G0X-44.75Y-.25
    M98P105
    G90G0X-63.5Y-.25
    M98P105
    G90G0X-82.25Y-.25
    M98P105
    G90G0X-82.25Y-19.(FIRST CIRCLE SECOND ROW)
    M98P105
    G90G0X-63.5Y-19.
    M98P105
    G90G0X-44.75Y-19.
    M98P105
    G90G0X-26.Y-19.
    M98P105
    G90G0X-7.25Y-19.
    M98P105
    G90G0X-7.25Y-37.75(FIRST CIRCLE THIRD ROW)
    M98P105
    G90G0X-26.Y-37.75
    M98P105
    G90G0X-44.75Y-37.75
    M98P105
    G90G0X-63.5Y-37.75
    M98P105
    G90G0X-82.25Y-37.75
    M98P105
    M30

    O105(18 IN CIRCLES - SUBPROGRAM)
    (STARTS 2" RIGHT OF TOP OF CIRCLE)
    G91G1G42D1X-1.Z-1.30F200.(COMP ON - RAMP DOWN)
    (Z VALUE REPRESENTS SAFETY PLANE & 3/4 BOARD & THRU CUT - .50+.75+.05=1.30)
    X-1.F400.
    G02J-9.(FULL CIRCLE - J VALUE DEFINES RELATIVE LOC OF CENTER POINT)
    G01X-1.
    G40X-1.Z1.30(COMP OFF - RAMP UP TO SAFETY PLANE)
    M99(RETURN TO MAIN PROGRAM)




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    Default Loop Parameter ?

    Hi in the small example below it seems to ignore the L5 and only performs the function once.

    Using M98-M99 this way allows you to describe a profile or pocketing path and then repeat it over. Perhaps the NC Corrector uses a different syntax. I run my machine on Mach3. NC Corrector is still excellent and I'll be playing around with it much more. Thanks very much for the program.

    #1=0
    g00 z50
    x0 y0
    M98 P100 L5
    m30

    O100
    g00 z50
    x#1 y0
    g00 z0
    g01 z-1
    y100
    g00 z5
    #1=[#1+100]
    m99



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    Will in the near release..



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    Does this program recognizes an INCH scale? I can't make work with an inch...

    Last edited by lancut; 03-13-2011 at 08:04 PM.
    My 2¢


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    Great program, but I sometimes get a "Run-time error-11, Division by zero" error. Clicking okay causes the program to exit.

    Not sure what's causing it. Some codes load fine and others don't.

    Anyone else seen this before?

    I'm using v4, Build 0.



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    This is BUG in the NC-Corrector.
    Please send me your G-Code.
    Thanks.



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    Quote Originally Posted by CyberPunk View Post
    This is BUG in the NC-Corrector.
    Please send me your G-Code.
    Thanks.
    Message sent via email with file.



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    Any progress on this bug? I have the same exact error message ("Run-time error-11, Division by zero") but I can't even start the program, it crashes immediately with this error every single time. Help, please...?

    "It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice (but don't push it, ok?)"


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    Same version, same bug, I guess.



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    Quote Originally Posted by DevNull View Post
    Any progress on this bug? I have the same exact error message ("Run-time error-11, Division by zero") but I can't even start the program, it crashes immediately with this error every single time. Help, please...?
    1. Send me please file setting.ini from nc-corrector directory.
    2. try to delete this file.



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    There is no settings.ini there at all. I guess the program never gets a chance to create it - the error on startup is practically instantaneous. I did try to copy a settings.ini from someone else's machine where the program did work, but it didn't help...

    I have a suspicion this is not strictly NC-Corrector's fault, but the CodeJock component's that it seems to use: this sound curiously similar... http://www.progtown.com/topic832535-...n-by-zero.html

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    Looks great.
    How many axes does it support?



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