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    Is there a way to change from X negative to X positive without placing the tool on the opposite side of the part?

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    You can multiply xpos by -1 before the output. For example:
    xpos=-1*xpos
    {nb, 'X'xpos}

    Be sure to check that it won't cause an accident before sending it to the machine!!!!



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    Default Re: X negative to X positive

    anzory, Thanks for that.

    Do I add this to the GPP or Find it in the GPP and modify it ?



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    Yes, it can be done. But I cannot guarantee that you will get a valid gcode. How will the arcs be built in this case? Chamfers? I can't predict that.
    You'll have to check it yourself before you load it on the machine.



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    Default Re: X negative to X positive

    Quote Originally Posted by anzory View Post
    You can multiply xpos by -1 before the output. For example:
    xpos=-1*xpos
    {nb, 'X'xpos}

    Be sure to check that it won't cause an accident before sending it to the machine!!!!

    I believe that will not work well even without arcs and such.

    You will end up getting a new X on every single line. Even if Modal and same number. As the check if it's the same will see a negative currently, and a positive incoming, so thinks it needs to state it again.

    Unless you see a way around that?



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