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Still no go... Actually, I uninstalled 6.1.63 , restarted, still get the message. The only way to get auto load working is with a system restore back to before 6.1.62 or 6.1.63 was installed.

Further update, after I load either V.62 or V.63 I get the broken .Dll message and if I load an earlied version (the latest one I have is V.53) it still gives the broken .DLL message when Mach3 opens. The only way to fix it is with a system restore back about a week ago and then Mach opens with out ...

Les, sorry but still broken. Steve.

A bit of an update. I did a system restore to a point just before loading V6.1.62 and the auto load plugin works fine but when I install V 6.1.62 Mach3 gives the defective plugin warning, so I assume it's something in V 6.1.62? But, other that that the latest improvements work fine! Thanks again Les...

Hi Les, just trying the new version and I get a message when Mach3 opens saying "Plugin DLL Defectice" , This seemed to happen the first time opening Sheetcam after the update. Is it related... or a Mach issue.
Thanks, Steve

Hi Les, any update on the next release?
Thanks, Steve

Hi Les, not to be a pest... but how's the next release coming?

Thanks, Steve

Thank you!

Hi Les, Either I have set something up wrong or it's still not quite right. The chain cutting tool path works with both copied and duplicated parts now but... It adds a pre-heat cycle to the tool path using a flame post and it adds a reference move when using the CandCTHC post. I have experimented w...

And as usual... I'm not disappointed.
Looks to be working right, so nice to have chain cutting on duplicates back!

Thanks again for your willingness to to make a good program GREAT!

Steve

Thank you Les.
Just downloaded it and I'll test it later today. As usual, I expect great things!

Steve

Hi Les, just wondering if you have that next release ready yet? I have a rather tedious work around but it's better than nothing!
Thanks, Steve

I'll do a bit more testing here and see if I can narrow it down.
Thanks, Steve

Hmm... not sure I follow you there. Were the parts duplicated and chained?