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Is there a quick way in Mach3 to get an estimate of the running time of a program? I have been putting Mach into Offline mode and running the program but that obviously is not a very quick way. Thanks |
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| Click on "Toolpath" button at the top of the screen (or press Alt-4 keyboard combo). On the Toolpath screen click the "Simulate Program Run" button under the G-Code display window. See the "Estimated Program Run Time 00:00:00" display for the estimated run time. That's all there is to it. Have fun...
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| Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for. Still takes a while to get an estimate but a heck of a lot better than simply letting the program run offline. FWIW: I tried the following program as an initial test and Mach3 1.84 never finished it. Seemed to get stuck around line 966. I only tried the simulate mode. http://www.industrialhobbies.com/Pro...eaf_clover.txt |
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| It won't take you long to realize that Mach3 is one heck of a program and well worth the $160 US. My demo version lasted less than a week before I whipped out the credit card and purchased a license. From reading other Mach2/3 user posts, a week seems to be about the average time to purchase. Good luck with your projects.
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