Hi John, I just see, that the code you uploaded to Github seems to actual be V3.6.0.1, as stated in the header portion of "pcb-gcode.ulp". The version I have on my machine is of 2014 (plus my addition

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Hi John, I compared the files on Github to the files I have on my computer, both denoted as V3.6.2.4. I found, that "my" "pcb-gcode.ulp" is at least heavily commented, compared to the one in your Gith

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Personally, I'm on some Discourse forums, and on some Discord channels, and they work well, but are a lot of work (well, I know they are non-zero) and I don't know how much return you'd see. Now you'v

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I find that I'm doing 2 and 4 layer boards with 100+ pin processors. I'm not sure how pcb_gcode would help in this situation, although if I wanted to, I could at least make extender boards, dual sided

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Hi Art, Thanks for checking that out! Happy Birthday! That's quite a milestone. Must be all those years of living right, plus a liberal application of cutting fluid now and then :-) Rest assured, if I

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OK, downloaded the zip file and loaded the dir into eagle 6.1 that I use and seems to work just fine. Did some poking around and all seemed fine. Country

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JJ, Will do as soon as I can setup Eagle on my new machine. Had a crash and have to start all over again. You know how that goes! Country

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A new poll has been created: Just wondering how many people are using pcb-gcode, and how often. Feel free to reply if the poll doesn't cover your usage of it. Thanks, JJ 1. Every day! 2. A few times a

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1 New Commit: [pcbgcode:master] By John Johnson <john@...>: 0d990f9637d0: This should be 3.6.2.4. Added: docs/.texpadtmp/pcbgcode.aux Added: docs/.texpadtmp/pcbgcode.idx Added: docs/.texp

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2 New Commits: [pcbgcode:master] By John Johnson <john@...>: ab618f41ca6e: Not sure why these jars have been removed. Added: .gitignore Removed: viewer/application.macosx/viewer.app/Conte

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1 New Commit: [pcbgcode:master] By John T. Johnson <JohnAtl@...>: d5f7f8f3ee76: Update README Modified: README 1 New Commit: [pcbgcode:master] By John T. Johnson <JohnAtl@...

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I've been using other forums that run on Discourse. I think they are easier to navigate than groups.io (and Discord), as everything here seems to run together. I think I could set one up on Digital Oc

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I just uploaded what should be version 3.6.2.4 to GitHub, and would appreciate anyone who can verify that it works. I had some older files on there, 3.6.0.x. I don't currently have anything set up to

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Write it down so next time , if there is, you can see how you solved it.

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Hi Bruce Thanks very much for the reply. It seems to be solved and something to do with the GND polygon. I deleted the polygon that was there- redid it and it was back to how I intended.. All very str

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I believe you need to go into pcb-gcode-setup and tell it which layer to etch, top or bottom only.

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Hi Guys This is my first attempt at using Eagle and PCB_Gcode. I have a very simple 12 keypad with smt resistor network. All was going well and Eagle looks good with top layer as expected with tracks

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Can someone remind me what java I need to run the viewer. Could not find docs on this. I'm using Eagle 7.7 on OSX Big Sur. Eagle works fine and pcb-gcode runs and generates files. just no viewer. than

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The answer is in the pcb-gcode-setup ulp. See below This is my setup for a 0.2mm milling tool (no chemical etching in my work). I set the minimum to less than the cutting tool diameter to ensure a cle

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I am new to Mach 3 setup and commands and I have a question.. Is there a G-code command I can use to populate Tool Table in Mach3 in a way that every tool change the operator can see TOOL DIAMETER in

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