Program Names
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Program Names
Hi All, is there a workaround or a way to save file names as a name not a number. It’s not a dealbreaker but it’s annoying to me. I use names for my other mills and hate having to call my programs a number on my Centroid. Thanks.
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Re: Program Names
Centroid does not require numeric file names. You can name your programs with any valid Windows filename.
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Re: Program Names
ALWAYS post a report when asking for help.
Is it a newer control?
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Re: Program Names
Age and version do not matter. Centroid has always used filenames appropriate to the operating system (Windows, Linux, DOS).
If the O.P. has experienced some restriction about using numbers only, that is in his CAM software, not in Centroid software.
If the O.P. has experienced some restriction about using numbers only, that is in his CAM software, not in Centroid software.
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Re: Program Names
Thanks for the clarification Marc.
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Re: Program Names
Hey guys, Sorry for the slow response. I'm getting the error message in Fusion when I have Centroid selected as the Post type. I don't get this issue with my Tormach or Mach 3 posts. Not sure if anyone knows what I have to do so Fusion will allow a name other than a number. Thanks.
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Re: Program Names
The regular Centroid Post Processor provided by Autodesk only allows program number file names.Eric S wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 12:17 pm Hey guys, Sorry for the slow response. I'm getting the error message in Fusion when I have Centroid selected as the Post type. I don't get this issue with my Tormach or Mach 3 posts. Not sure if anyone knows what I have to do so Fusion will allow a name other than a number. Thanks.
Look at my modified Post Processor which includes a lot of features specifically for CNC12. You can download it from this post.
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If you are using Fusion 360, check out my CNC12 specific Post Processor
If you are using a Touch Probe, Tool Touch Off Device or a Triple Corner Finder Plate, check out my ProbeApp
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If you are using a Touch Probe, Tool Touch Off Device or a Triple Corner Finder Plate, check out my ProbeApp
Contact me at swissi2000@gmail.com
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Re: Program Names
Swissi, thanks for the help super appreciated as well as your work on this post processor. Is there a trick to getting it to show up in Fusion 360? Ive got the CPS file in the fusion 360 post folder locally inside my app-data folder. Cant see it in the dropdown list as its CPS name. Let me know! Almost there.
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Re: Program Names
I found it under the "setup" TAB inside the post process window. There is a place to select and use local posts and It needs to be selected. This forum can be closed. Thanks all for the solution. About to run it now.