Re: [Emc-developers] Exposing feed rate as a pin

2009-05-30 Thread Chris Radek
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 03:20:23PM -0700, ejohn...@camalytics.com wrote: >Alex, > >I know how to get the tool tip velocity, I am already doing that. It is >the current feed rate, either with or without the feed override applied, >that I need. Do you mean the requested feed, meanin

Re: [Emc-developers] Exposing feed rate as a pin

2009-05-30 Thread ejohnson
Alex,   I know how to get the tool tip velocity, I am already doing that. It is the current feed rate, either with or without the feed override applied, that I need.   Regards, Eric   > I am looking to expose the feed rate as a pin to some component and> looking for some suggestions.That would hav

Re: [Emc-developers] Exposing feed rate as a pin

2009-05-30 Thread Alex Joni
> I am looking to expose the feed rate as a pin to some component and > looking for some suggestions. That would have to be done from motion, but it already is iirc. At least individual velocities are exported (for each axis), and you can run those through a hypot component to get the tooltip vel

[Emc-developers] Exposing feed rate as a pin

2009-05-30 Thread ejohnson
Hi all, I am looking to expose the feed rate as a pin to some component and looking for some suggestions. Background: This is for a laser application, where I would like to keep the energy applied to the part constant regardless of the velocity imposed by the kinematics. I can do this by taking

[Emc-developers] Transition to the git revision control system

2009-05-30 Thread Jeff Epler
After a discussion among board members, developers and users present at the 2009 emc fest (as well as previous discussions on the #emc-devel irc channel), the board of directors has voted unanimously to transition to the git revision control system. Since it was created as a sourceforge project ne

[Emc-developers] GWiz Is Getting Close(r) To Release

2009-05-30 Thread Kenneth Lerman
I'm getting close to a release version and would like to add the source to the repository. At Fest, Chris Radek and I discussed where to put this. One possibility he suggested that I tend to agree with is to make this its own Debian package in its own repository. Now I need to know how to do th