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Old 10-07-2015, 01:34 AM
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Question Table of all the holes Machining

where I can find the table of all the holes Machining to customize it?
For versione 18.1 or 19 !!!
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Old 10-07-2015, 06:24 AM
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Re: Table of all the holes Machining

In your Corp customize directory, or your personal customize directory there should be a folder named MachiningAdvisor, if not create one.

The default customize file for the machining module is ma_customize.

I created a lisp file that has our customized holes and the ma_customize file points to it.

This is the ma_customize file that I use.

Code:
(setf OICUSTDIR (sd-sys-getenv "SDCORPCUSTOMIZEDIR"))
(load (concatenate 'string OICUSTDIR "/MachiningAdvisor/machopts.lsp"))
(load (concatenate 'string OICUSTDIR "/macros/osd_ma_context_menu.lsp"))

(MACHADV_SET_AUTO_MODE :initial_flag_label_visibility :off)
I am attaching the lisp files as an example. The help file is actually pretty decent for this.

machopts.lsp is the customized holes file
ma_data.lsp sets the desired tolerances (automatically loaded)
osd_ma_context_menu.lsp is a file I got from this website that adds a customized right click menu when working with the machining module.


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Tom
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File Type: lsp ma_data.lsp (981 Bytes, 565 views)
File Type: lsp machopts.lsp (39.6 KB, 570 views)
File Type: lsp osd_ma_context_menu.lsp (3.1 KB, 540 views)
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Old 10-08-2015, 05:40 AM
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Re: Table of all the holes Machining

I would need a lisp macros to export tables punctures standard modeling !!!
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