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Hi! It seems to me also does Eagle is the problem maker, but if I dig a bit deeper I can say Eagle is not the problem maker. The trouble you had was because of win10 and all that, for me a bit "over

After many install/uninstall attempts I have finally got it working. During Eagle install it offers to install to 'C:\EAGLE-7.6.0' Changing this to 'C:\Program Files\Eagle-7_6_0' and all is well. It

Ok, thank you. I realized what was the problem why I can't generate the gcode?and why was my preview windows empty all the time. Eagle is simply unpredictable what settings are used each time you

To answer your question about the requirement of polygons, I have made boards without them. So the answer would be no they are not required. Having said that, I usually do use a groundplane polygon as

Thank you for you replay, I realized already does I made a typo error in my post #7875. I wrote: "...I have not Java 8..." I mean I have now Java 8 on my machine... Sorry for this. I have another

Perhaps a Windows user will chime in. -- John Johnson

That’s a possibility, though it worked before changing Eagle. -- John Johnson

Could this be a Java error? I have not Java 8, is pcb-gcode compatible with this version of java?

Hi! I'm new here, so pls forgive me if I post this into the incorrect place... Here is my problem: I used Eagle 9.2.0 until a few days. After AutoDesk released the new update 9.2.2 of Eagle I updated.

arrr, is it because the paths don't match ? Files stored here - c:\users\jim\documents\ulp\pcb-gcode-3_6_0_4 Library to look at - c:\users\jim\documents\ulp\ It seems to be a bit short. Perhaps Eagle

Just installed eagle 7.6 and PCBgcode on win10. The PCBgcode files are in c:\users\jim\documents\ulp\pcb-gcode-3_6_0_4 The directories are set as below. When I try to run PCBgcode I get the message as

I use Mach3 for machining.. but i always do a test run to see if it looks ok... ? ? ? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Can you show the preview image, and your setup pages please, then I might be able to help.

I have edited the output of PCBGCode. It is just text commands at the end of the day, so any text editor can do what you want. You just need to be able to read it, and understand what to do - totally

Thanks to Art, Dan,?and Keith for your responces. Why? I asked this question was during a recent board cut I found that a small section did not cut quite deep enough due to the board having a slight

Hi Len, Yes and no. If your G-code is absolute then that would be easily possible because each statement would stand on its own. "Go here" "Do this". However 99% of code generated by other programs

I have to do this because my Nomad hangs with the latest software driver. So, I just record the line number it hangs on, go backwards until I find the nearest tool down command, then edit out the

Len, In my experience, the answer is "maybe" LOL A lot depends on the controller that your using to run the code. Some will do a decent job of starting in the middle of the code (as long as you don't

Hi all, I guess I must be asking a unanswerable question. When I am using my gcode in the? cnc program can? I just rerun a portion of the code again without starting from the beginning? Anyone know