on simplest single arc it produces something like PA1000,0;PD;AA0,0,90;PU;
nothing changed if i play with min/max values and rebuild path
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- Fri May 13, 2022 5:14 pm
- Forum: QCAD/CAM
- Topic: hpgl integer overflow, really
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Re: hpgl integer overflow, really
i have attached postprocessor settings
on simplest single arc it produces something like PA1000,0;PD;AA0,0,90;PU;
nothing changed if i play with min/max values and rebuild path
on simplest single arc it produces something like PA1000,0;PD;AA0,0,90;PU;
nothing changed if i play with min/max values and rebuild path
- Fri May 13, 2022 2:04 pm
- Forum: QCAD/CAM
- Topic: hpgl integer overflow, really
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Re: hpgl integer overflow, really
thank you, as i understand if option "interpolate arc by line segments" is enabled resulting .plt file shouldn't contain arcs (AA) but it does
- Thu May 12, 2022 9:14 pm
- Forum: QCAD/CAM
- Topic: hpgl integer overflow, really
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Re: hpgl integer overflow, really
explode/rebuild didn't help, btw "interpolate arc by line segments" in HPGL and HP Pen Plotter postprocessors doesn't work
problem in hp7475a firmware and used mathematics libraries - it can't handle "big" (for that cpu
numbers
problem in hp7475a firmware and used mathematics libraries - it can't handle "big" (for that cpu
numbers- Thu May 12, 2022 4:52 pm
- Forum: QCAD/CAM
- Topic: hpgl integer overflow, really
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hpgl integer overflow, really
QCAD/CAM 3.27.5.0, x86_64, MacOS post-processor HP-GL plotter hp7475a problem: plotter has limits for x/y = -32767 .. 32768 post-processor generates arcs with center points outside of the possible coordinates, plotter draws strange things example : AA-36525.1849,-61167.6598,0.627 attached dxf and hp...