X7 - Displaying Stock Model in Verify

[Rotary Ninja]

I feel kinda dumb. I have watched a few videos on X7 verify and have even been to the rollout. I don't remember seeing how to display the stock model in verify. Can someone tell me where this setting is please?

 

Thanks.

[Rotary Ninja]

Oh nevermind I found it. CNC Software - Verify settings is a really weird place to have to enable that! Why can't it be a checkbox in the Verify window in the Visibility section?

[Jayson Kramer]

Here you go sir.

[Alien]

I feel kinda dumb. I have watched a few videos on X7 verify and have even been to the rollout. I don't remember seeing how to display the stock model in verify. Can someone tell me where this setting is please?

 

Thanks.

Hi Kevin,

This is a video

Sincerely,

Michael.

[djstedman]

Yeah this thread popped up I figured I would mention something I just noticed about this, not sure if its just me or not.. but it seems like this setting doesnt stick.. if I set my stock for verify to a solid model using the verify options, the next time I open the file I need to do it again.. dont know if this is intentional or not .. think its kind of actually done that since X5 or before.. but sure would be nice if I used verify options to set my stock it would stay till I told it otherwise..

[Rotary Ninja]

Oh nevermind I found it. CNC Software - Verify settings is a really weird place to have to enable that! Why can't it be a checkbox in the Verify window in the Visibility section?

 

Yeah, I found it

[Rotary Ninja]

OK, now I am having another issue. I have a stock model that has a couple holes put in from two previous operations which also has some contour paths ran. I have created this stock model and have it setup as the stock in the verify settings. The stock in verify is correct except the holes are missing.

 

Here is my stock model and part model

 

And here is what shows in verify

[peon]

Ninja, go to file-options and check the 5-axis engine. It just might display the holes.

[Geardoman]

Why does the new verify and stock model show gouges then the program runs fine on the machine? (the tool does go right through the model)

Does it show dog leg move? In that case, how can I stop that?

[gcode]

X7 Verify/Backplot respects the settings on the Rapids page of the Control Def.

Set them to match your machine's behavior

[Geardoman]

Thanks for the help gcode!

But I already has "break rapid move" checked and the verify still does dog leg?

[gcode]

Go to the Linear page of the Control Definition

The top box is labeled "Rapid Motion"

Check the "All axis arrive at destination simultaneously" button.

That should yield straight line rapids in the new Verify and Backplot.

[gcode]

I tried this in Backplot and it works

Backplot is respecting the "Rapid Motions" settings on the Linear page.

I'm guessing Verify will too.

It's easy to check in Backplot, just hit the "Trace" button

[Geardoman]

Thanks!!

You just saved my day!

[gcode]

Glad I could help.

Being able to back plot and Verify dogleg rapids is actually a pretty big deal... and one of the

reasons Mastercam is going to all the pain and trouble of bringing in the new UBVS.

I've seen dozens of posts over the years where a part ran clean in Verify yet gouged on the machine due to dog leg rapids

Setting the Linear page up properly in the Control Def should fix this for a lot of users

[Newbeeee™]

Holy cow G - That was your 20,001 post!!!

[gcode]

Yes.. I've been saving it for something cool... and verifying dog leg rapids is pretty cool.

[peon]

Rotary, did you find a solution to the verify/stock model issue?

[Rotary Ninja]

Rotary, did you find a solution to the verify/stock model issue?

 

Yeah, using the 5-axis engine fixed it. Thanks for the tip.

[peon]

Excellent! I noticed 90° vertical surfaces sometimes blank out or have a waterfall effect using verify, changing the engine to 5-axis will fix that issue too.