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Seems that if you bring in your files from translation, and then save them to a MCX file right away, you wont have the problem. That has been working for me anyways.
Seems that if you bring in your files from translation, and then save it to a MCX file right away, you wont have the problem. That has been working for me anyways.
3 different computers here have the same problem. tryed reinstalling mastercam and still nothing. Seems that if you restart your mastercam the problem goes away for a while.
I am running X4 and this didnt seem to happen before. Before when you changed a operation, only that operation and the transform toolpath would be marked dirty. Not all the tool paths. It is pretty frustrating when you have big, time consuming toolpaths that now need to be regenerated also.
Has any one else had a problem with the transform?
It seems the if you have one in your operations manager and you have multiple toolpath also in the manager, that when you change one tool (say stock to leave), all the tools then get marked as dirty. This only happend if multiple operation have been picked within transform.
I meant to send a 2d contour but apperently I sent the pocket with helix instead, that program still didnt work.
Roger, I will send the file over and have you look at it.
Thanks
Im running X2 and am getting an Divide by Zero alarm on the Haas mill, has any one had this problem? Haas tells me its something to do with cutter comp, but I dont feel thats the problem since I have been programing the same way for years and no problem.
I want to thread mill , but I dont see a tool that looks like it, am I missing something, all I see is the thread mill option but how does it know what the tool look like.
I was wondering what everyone run for the tool filter options and the tolerance? I have noticed that if I turn off filter to arcs, that my part looks great in verify, and when I turn arcs on, the part looks crapy. what should these setting be set at for the best finish and not too long of a program? And does min and max arcs play a role in surface quality?
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