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I mean here:?https://github.com/McNugget6750/pcb-gcode

Oh, and almost forgot; I did solve this with a modified version of PCB-Gcode, here:https://github.com/McNugget6750/pcb-gcode/blob/master/Readme.md

Hi All, I have been using PCB-GCODE 3.6.2.4 with vector text on the milling layer I get some very strange effects. Delving into the code I noticed that this version of PCB-GCODE the way arcs are drawn

Unfortunately, no. There are lots of places you can add your own code, if you’d like to implement this yourself. Unfortunately, no. But as above, you might implement this yourself. Lines/wires on

This might help: https://www.samsung.com/za/support/computing/how-do-i-change-the-dpi-scaling-setting-in-windows-8-1-for-my-monitor/

Is there a way to mill circles without building them with arcs? is it possible to mill shapes of different sizes with a smaller tool, (same tool for all holes )? is is possible somehow to mill the

Try putting the cursor in the window, press and hold the ALT key, left click and hold and position the window with the mouse, release both keys and the window should stay in that position.

Thanks, I was beginning to think I was more stupid than I am. Why wouldn't this obvious issue show up in even the simplest testing before release? I even tried to put my screen into Portrait mode and

Happens in Windows 10 too. By hiding the dock I was able to just get to the area that designates whether metric or imperial. Still isn't great though.

Help, just downloaded pcb-gcode for Eagle and got the directory set up ok but I'm running a Windows8.1 PC and the pcb-gcode Setup is totally off scale for my 1260x768 screen. Can't get to most of the

Hi Martin, I believe that is a modified version, but haven't been able to figure out who did it. I've search my drives, and don't see any version of the code or pertinent files that mention 'stencil'.

Hi JJ, Ever more questions - sorry. Does that imply that the stencil output is deduced from the copper layers? Sorry. What is "on one of the other layers"? It looks like yours? From

Hi M, Pcb-gcode only uses the top, bottom, mill, and text layers. This might be why you're seeing a bounding square - it's actually on one of the other layers. Is it possible you're using someone's

Thank you JJ, Can you also clarify another puzzle for me? Again in the Solder Stencil Making area. From limited testing, it seems that whatever shape the Eagle PCB pad is (Rectangle, Octagonal, Round

Ah, I see. I’m not sure why that happens. Pcb-gcode just processes the line segments that Eagle gives to it, so it looks like Eagle saw the need to pass that extra line segment. Regards, JJ

... or maybe I'm using the wrong word with "path"? Let me try again... Line 32 "G00 X19.0000 Y10.5000 " gets the tool to the North-West corner of the square. Line 34 "G01 X21.0000 Y10.5000 F360.00 "

Maybe I’m misunderstanding. In the file you attached, I only see that it is cutting out the square with a single pass.

Setup: OS OpenSUSE 15.2, Eagle 9.6.2, PCB-GCODE 3.6.2.4 Workflow: New Eagle Project with a single component with a single 2.00x1.00mm SMD pad centred at 20x10mm on board. Run the pcb-gcode ULP and

OK great. Yeah the area is not too big. I'll give it a bash. I have a piece of acrylic I'll use as a mount surface and clamp that to the table

Yeah. Basically Smoothstepper has the same type of port pin. Thanks