I think the question would be best asked of the people at Catia.
ok, I really has no idea where I should have put this post, so here it goes.... I am using Catia V5 for my cad-cam software, it has several post processors already built in that I finally figured out how to access. I have tried a fiew of them, but none seem to work well unless I do some "massaging" to them after they have been processed. I was wondering what machine the G-code that Mach 3 uses came from. I have a choice of several different machine post processors including: Acrimatic, Fanuc, Fadal, Haas, Fagor, Dynapath, Okuma and many many more. Or will I have to actually find a post processor specifically for Mach3, and install it onto Catia?
I think the question would be best asked of the people at Catia.
“ In questions of power, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.” Thomas Jefferson
Try fanuc or a generic one if they have one.
Gerry
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