Hacking the machine code of your RuiDa Laser Controller
Yes… back in action. I haven’t done anything with this for more than 18 month, but when working on another post-processor I realized that things have happened with the post-processor in Fusion 360. The current version actually have support for calling the javascript classes I was missing, e.g. the BinaryFile class
I have asked the Autodesk cam-forum for some help regarding saving machine code as a binary file. Unfortunately it hasn’t been fruitful yet. Seems like a second step is necessary.
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OK…
The rd-file is a binary file, i.e. not a regular text file, but the Autodesk CAM Post Processor engine doesn’t seem to give me that option. It only writes text. Hence, a second step is needed.
Bummer!
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Have quick look at the video below if you’re curious about the workflow in Fusion 360. It’s obviously target to professional cutters. My project is for everyone, but I believe it’s hobbyists and makers who would find it useful. One major reason is that cutting is not their main business and they are happy trying modern tools.
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There are many hours behind the current state of progress . I don’t believe I have spent more than a ⅓ of the time on figuring out the messages. Most time is spent on an application where I can view the data, and now finally, edit and save to a file.
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