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Hi Radical1,
The option to turn off the Hardware acceleration is now located in the Mastercam Launcher (found in the installation folder in the Mastercam folder from the Windows Start menu). Here is a screenshot:
Hope this helps.
Patrik
No, it's Mill level 3. Mill only. The work around I have found so far, is edit selected operations, edit common parameters, then change nc file name from here.
We have several seats of Mastercam. X3 on all of them, but one computer will not allow the toolpath to be renamed, (Edit selected operations, Change nc file name). Clicking this does nothing on this one computer. Have tried re-installing, repairing and everything else I can think of. Anybody have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Patrik
Does anyone know how to re-define the containment boundaries in the Mastercam Art toolpaths? Once I select a boundary, I can't seem to re-select a different boundary or add to it and regenerate the toolpath.
Thanks for the help,
Patrik
Still would like to know if there is any way to scale a toolpath in X2. Sometimes, because of the complexity of the geometry, scaling it, re-selecting the geometry you need and then regenerating it can be a real hassle. If you can scale the toolpath itself, it takes care of all of these problems.
So if anyone knows of a way to scale a toolpath in X2, I would love to know.
Thanks,
Patrik
What I want is to scale toolpaths, not geometry. With the editnci chook, you had that ability. I can't find where to scale a toolpath in X2.
Thanks,
Patrik
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