You can use the values from Miscellaneous Variables to insert a macro using the normal Insert Macro code. Here is the posted code: 27 TOOL CALL 4 Z S13400 DL0.25 To insert a macro DLĬlick Close to close the Resource Manager. In the ribbon, go to Manage > Resources > NC Formats.ĭrag the code to the TOOL CALL line. Output: Q100=10 To add the code to the NC format DLĮxample 2: NCI misc int 3 is set to 10 in Mastercam. REAL has a decimal point and is formatted like a regular XYZ linear tool position.Įxample 1: NCI misc real 4 is set to 0.25 in Mastercam. is the name of the NCI parameter, NCI_MISC_REAL_1 to NCI_MISC_REAL_10 and NCI_MISC_INT_1 to NCI_MISC_INT_10.To output a code, type the custom code in the edit. So, any resulting code is output in the G-code but not simulated. Important: This code works exactly like custom code. So, if you use Misc Real 4 = 0.25 in Mastercam, you want to output DL0.25 in the G-code. For example, if in Mastercam you use Misc Real #4 as the DL value in a Heidenhain program, you see a path parameter called NCI_MISC_REAL_4 in the tool path. You can now apply the values from Miscellaneous Variables to your NC format. In this example, green preferences are enabled and red preferences are disabled. In Additional Options, apply the following settings:Įnable Map Misc Ints to Operation ParametersĮnable NCI – Map Misc Reals To Operation Parametersĭisable NCI – NCI 1053 records delimit Tool Paths In the drop-down, change the filter to Mastercam. In the ribbon, go to Manage > Tools > Options. Each variable is mapped to a Machine Operation Parameter called NCI_MISC_REAL_# and NCI_MISC_INT_# (where # is an integer from 1 to 10). Modify a CAMplete TruePath NC format to use miscellaneous Int and Real values from Mastercam NCI files.
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