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Sorry, I missed this question. The post takes care of cutting speed and diameter compensation.
In my experience, Mach3's path planner works better if the rotary axis is set to 1 unit per revolution rather than 360. If you change this in Mach you also need to change it in the post.

The simplest way to add a menu is to use: app:AddMenu("/&My menu") or: app:SetMenuPath("/") app:AddMenu("&My menu") This will create a new menu on the menu bar somewhere between Options and Help. Exactly where it appears depends on what other plugins are loaded....

As long as you have SheetCam TNG then yes, your license will work with the latest version.

I just tried your post here and it worked. What version of SheetCam are you using?

Parts don't always include the drawing file name (e.g a copy won't) but something like this should work: function LoadFile(fileName) local parts = sc.Parts:Get() for idx=0, parts:GetCount() -1 do local part = parts:op_index(idx) if fileName == part:GetFileName() and not part:IsDuplicate() then parts...

I just had a look though my records and can't find a license under your email. However if your license was supplied by a reseller they may not have put your email on the license. I think the first thing to do is to contact the supplier of the machine to clarify if they were supposed to supply a lice...

DefineCustomToolParam should be outside of any functions. Code that is outside of a function will execute immediately when the post is selected in machine options, or when an edited post is saved. Having said that, even if you do have that code inside a function you should not get that error. I just...

Taking another look at the code I think you are right. However it has always worked in the past. I'll update the plugin for future releases.

Try disabling the plugin then look at the log again. Do you still get a warning like this:
Assert failure in function wxDir::GetFirst (C:\wx-3.0\wxWidgets\src\msw\dir.cpp:409). must wxDir::Open() first ("IsOpened()")

Does it work if you choose a directory on your C drive?

Unfortunately that would be quite hard to implement.

I'm afraid there isn't much I can do about it in the short term. I'll add scrolling to the to-do list.

1080p should be plenty. The plasma tool dialog should fit on a 720p display. Are you running a post processor that adds a lot of extra options?

Hold down the shift key while dragging with the mouse. That will rotate the display.

The simplest way to do this is to use the parking position. In SheetCam go to Options->job options->parking. Turn on 'Use X' and 'Use Y' then enter the coordinates you want to move to.

If you go to YouTube and do a search for SheetCam tutorials you will find quite a few. The ones by Arclight Dynamics are very good.