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How to display a weld-Deo Kibira-02-20-2021
I am trying to do a welding operation on a part but I would like to display a where a weld has been done as the torch moves along the part. How can this be done?
RE: How to display a weld-colinb83-02-20-2021
Sounds like what you need is very similar to the paint macro, look in your robodk library / macros folder
If you edit that to create a bead in the same diameter that should do the trick
RE: How to display a weld-Jeremy-02-22-2021
Hi Deo,
Colin is right, but you don't need to modify the "Paint" macro, we already created a "ArcStart" and "ArcEnd" macro to activate and deactivate a bead.
You can find this macro in "C:/RoboDK/Macros".
Jeremy
RE: How to display a weld-Deo Kibira-03-21-2021
(02-22-2021, 02:35 PM)Jeremy Wrote:Hi Deo,
Colin is right, but you don't need to modify the "Paint" macro, we already created a "ArcStart" and "ArcEnd" macro to activate and deactivate a bead.
You can find this macro in "C:/RoboDK/Macros".
Jeremy
I couldn't get it to pop up so that I can have it "off" before using it in a program. I couldn't activate it like in SprayOn example provided in the documentation. The results is that I can't determine when it should be On or off.