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I have a spreadaheet with a bunch of x,y,z locations, and I want to import them to mastercam as points. I have Version 9, and have looked in the help but did not find what I was looking for. Any suggestions? |
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| this is alss of intrest to me, as I have a gear cuting program that is written in excel and also generates three seperate X, Y, and Z co-ords I use the excel feature concatinate to form a string and then save as text file but importing to MC9 or McX is my problem - will MC allow the import of G-code and then redraw images etc.. cheers in advance Salty |
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| I will not really read in a text file per say but if the files are in a specific format in excell then you could access them and create geometry based on that using vbscript. in mastercam 9 and older do "alt c" to get to the chooks...then select the mcamvb.dll file ..this will open a bar that allows you to run, open and edit vbscripts. look through the samples that are installed. There is one called excell somthing. I think that might help you the most. post one of your files and someone here might be able to help more. ac |
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| sorry for the confusion my reference to v9 and older was to how to access where the chooks are. I guess I didn't word it to well. I was not trying to imply that vbs was available in versions prior to 9. I was just trying to point out how to get to it in 9 because it is in a different spot in x. thanks for catching my slip rekd ac |
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| I know there is a VB script for reading an excel SSheet. Mick at CNC wrote it for me to do a Cam for one of my customers. After that it ended up in the folder with all the other VBS's. Has to be 9.1 sp2 or newer I think. Mike Mattera
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| mike you are right, after diggin a little there is a file built in to do it. You use mcamvb.dll, as stated by alex. Then there is a file to do it. I can't remeber what it is called because I did it at work and the name slips my mind. But it puts the points up and connected them with lines. |
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| cam.vb If you cant find it, send me an email. I have a copy somewhere. Mike
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