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O.k still having issues with the verify for lathe (unresolved). see post "why is my backplot offset from verify" (I would link the post if I knew how..could someone else do this?)

Again backplot looks good but verify way off. My verify is just not doing what I programmed, or how the back plot is showing. Its like completely different tool paths! Here's the thing, if I verify every op, the part is almost gone. However, if I verify last op the updated stock looks good.(untill I run the verify, which just wipes out the part) headscratch.gif But that's another matter. I chose to shut down Mastercam, to see if it would then work. Started up, still no change. Thats when everything vanished!

 

I tried to close the software again and...

"improper argument"

Now Mastercam will not close... banghead.gif

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance...this has been a bad day for me. I'm going out for a beer after work for sure!

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Locking up and getting a message like you did is not just a Verify or Lathe issue.

 

I had a similar problem yesterday when creating a boundary for a surfacing toolpath. X4 locked up and when I tried to close X4 I got the same "You cannot close the application while a task is active" message. I had to go into Windows Task Manager and kill the process.

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Why would X4 install if .net 3.5 isn't installed? Also, doesn't the X4 setup contain .net 3.5 in case it's not already installed

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cuz .net frameworks are so close to each other. 3.5 didnt add too many new features (as far as I can tell). Might be a bug in the installer, might be a bug in the .net detection module. The blame can be thrown many ways so its easier to just check what you're running.

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Yes Auto save - every 45 min. (life saver)

That setting will most likely give you problems. It's better to turn it off and use a backup utility instead.

As far as verify, I've seen tons of problems with large files especially when using stl as a stock, but no problems at all on the lathe side.

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Are you running mastercam x4? All other versions of mastercam required .net 3.0 but x4 requires 3.5.

Yes Running x4, and 3.5 is installed.

 

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Good to see a new member from Colorado on this forum.

Hey mark, good to be here...I guess! wish I was here helping others instead of receiveing it!

 

offtopic.gif Did you go to the Broncos' vs. Dallas game?

Wow what a rush!! I have always been a workin stiff. That was my first time at a game, and what a game it was!!

 

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That setting will most likely give you problems. It's better to turn it off and use a backup utility instead.

Thanks for the info I'll give it a shot.

 

Thanks everybody for your insight...Still dont know what's up with my verify though banghead.gif

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I found somewhat of a "workaround" for my particular problem...Any verify I do is incorrect with the exception of drilling, as long as I only verify the last op (drilling)(even if it is not nessessary) the stock update is correct. Therefore I can at least see the correct part in verify. Just can not watch it machine it.

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GO BRONCOS!

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4-0!! We'll have to see how they do against the Pats. Wish them the best but I think it'll be 4-1

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