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Paul,
I’m not sure why i have not be added to your list so i can try this feature in Easel ! This is my 4th try.
Maybe I have been in in the wrong part of the forum>any way I would like to added to the list Please.
If it is not possible for me to be added please advise!
Been testing the g-code sending with exports from Fusion 360. Ive been spending the last few days refining hte work flow and the last issue I encountered was the weird 1 inch offset when importing into Easel. Found the answer to that here… would be nice to put in a note during the Gcode import to look out for that for other unsuspecting users.
Theres one question I have now tho - when I import the g-code, then I’m done with it, or if I save it, either way, it ends up in the easel history. But if I open it at some future time, its just a blank workspace, no gcode or anything. Is this the way its supposed to happen? I’m not sure if somethings weird on my end.
Looks like I was too slow to try a non-Easel program and I got kicked out of the cool kid club. Any way I can have access to this again, now that I bit the bullet and got Fusion 360?
We don’t have a post-processor for FlatCAM, so you might want to check out the spec for Easel-compatible g-code to make sure your g-code meets Easel’s requirements. (It might take a little tinkering!)
We’re still working out some details of the g-code sending workflow, and this sounds like some behavior that we might want to revisit. I’ll make a note of it. Thanks for the feedback.
Hey, looky here! Another awesome thread from the great guys at Inventables! Can I get access to this @Zach_Kaplan? I’m interested in trying this with Fusion 360 and MasterCam.