M98 H_ references (for controls that support this).

M97 P_ references (for HAAS style subprograms).

MultiStep Translate makes multiple copies of part features while applying translations, eliminating tedious copy and pastingĬonvert coordinates between absolute and incremental commands Macro Debugging: Step by step execution of macro programs allows you to watch program variables as the program is executed Select entities on the viewport to quickly calculate offsets, blend arcs and find intersection points Supports 3Dconnexion devices such as the SpaceNavigator™, SpacePilot™ and SpaceExplorer™ #Ncplot trial series#Ĭonvert R specified arcs to or from I / J / K specified arcsīreak arcs at quadrants or into a series of line segments Convert absolute I / J / K arc center coordinates to or from incremental I / J / K Address Swap: Exchange any two program addresses Address Remove: Unnecessary addresses and their values can be removed Address Replace: Good for changing axis names, A to B, etc. Macro Exp ression Calculator: This built-in calculator accepts exp ressions written in Custom Macro B format. This tool can also be used to view or set variable values. For turning toolpaths, Inplot from looks better I think.ĭaniel - it maybe worth you dropping Scott an email to ask what he has planned and timeframes etc? If you are looking for a NC program editor only, NCPlot looks very good IMHO. I think NCPlot would have to put a ton of development to come up with a PDM right now. NC-Base efficiency is result of years of experience and customer driven R&D.

In regards DNC, although there are many tools out there too, I highly doubt they have the same capabilities of DNC-Max. maybe Predator and CIMNET are not so far, but definetely they don't offer some great small tools that DNC-Max do. So in the end CIMCO-Edit is their only technical weakness currently.ĬIMCO-Edit is also a good product and very well integrated with NC-Base and DNC-Max. their editor is no longer equally competitive when compared to other NC editors out there, such as Inplot, NCPlot, G-Wizard G-Code Editor, etc.Ī very nice UI, but they slowed drastically the pace of the development in the past years and are living from the reputation they built for CIMCO-Edit in the past. It's more expensive than most them and delivers less. It's just too sad, because we have a big infrastructure around CIMCO software here with nearly all modules and products: DNC-Max, NC-Base, MDC-Max, CNC-Calc, Cimco-Edit, etc.

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