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I might also add that when the recalculate all button is selected there is no message of what the program is doing. One might think something is wrong and click on the little red square that stops the calculation. The screen will shift just a little but still no message. If the the stop button is cl...

On the toolpath tab, make both toolpaths visible and regenerate visible toolpaths. This takes a couple of minutes to regenerate the spiral toolpath as in V11.5. Preview visible toolpaths. Zoom in and out using the scroll wheel on the mouse. All is well. Click on "Toggle vectors visibility" button Zo...

I didn't think a screen shot was necessary as what I described occurs in all dialogue boxes. Even in Ver 11.5. The values are updated with a 2 or 3 second lag while trying to enter values in other boxes. I'm running Windows 11 with 32gb of memory and a GEForce 1660 graphics card with 8gb of memory. ...

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Sun Apr 21, 2024 8:22 am

It's coming later. It's a big change to get everything in the 3D and it couldn't all be done in time.

Do you mean this is a "marketing release?"

The OP may be referring to the "auto-update of the screen when changing values. In 3d modeling, when entering values in the dialogue boxes, the value entered automatically updates the screen. Even if another value is entered in another box on the same screen. After a couple of seconds the values ent...

Working fine for me. The answer to your question about saving to an older version is no.

Hell of a matchbox!

There is a post processor editing guide under the help menu.

Make sure your z-zero is set the same in the software as on your machine.

Back in the day when I was writing software I did not have any bugs, just anomalies. I used that term for a reason. Even though I was the person who wrote the software it was possible that the software was doing exactly what I told it to do, but not what I had intended. The term BUG has an interest...

Downloaded and installed without any problems. It did take a little longer to finish the registration process. Probably due to everyone trying at the same time.

Absolutely beautiful and a true work of art.

Glad I could help.

From the picture, a roto-hinge doesn't look to hard to make. Two short dowels with a hole, a couple of washers and a bolt with a lock nut.

If I understand you correctly then I think a fluting toolpath mght be better.

Ramp at start and end
Ramp 100%
Ramp type = Smooth
Tool: 1/4" ballnose