Probably not. ILD SOS Already supports QM2000, if I included both Phoenix support and LD2000 support, the software would probably self-destruct as these forces battled it out internally
Probably not. ILD SOS Already supports QM2000, if I included both Phoenix support and LD2000 support, the software would probably self-destruct as these forces battled it out internally
Last edited by drlava; 10-27-2010 at 11:49.
i would vote for the phoenix dac (as i have 3 of them ) but i dont think there is a sdk for it
although it is an easy lase it is locked in firm ware is my understanding of it but who knows there was some talk of it being able to work with other software (but phoenix is locked into one of the 3 dac's they sell)
Is there a maximum limit on points before reduction?
I output a drawing from Autocad to dxf, the drawing has 42k pts.
ILD SÔS choked and crashed.
There is no hard point limit, but there is a limit, and it's related to your system resources. 42,000 points is a lot of points, and it might take a long time to process but there shouldn't be a crash. If you can you zip and send the dxf file to me, I can test it to see if it exposes a bug, or if it was just a resource limit on your computer. Generally I'd suggest starting from simple models and expanding, as even with a 8:1 point reduction on your file through the data reduction step, it will still have way too many points to be scannable. In time, it will become second nature to you, which models will make good laser artwork, and which models have to be reduced.
Here is the file, not really a complex drawing, but the way it was generated several years ago, used a lot of points.
Its output from Autocad with dxfout. Its a text file, not a binary file like all dwg's
Edit:
Changed to an R12 dxf, first was 2010 dxf. Seems to work now.
Last edited by Solonar; 06-22-2010 at 17:17.
oops, sry. wrong file. desktop too cluttered.
was the wrong drawing anyways, this is the one that crashed. After looking at it a bit more, I doubt it would be able to reduce to a recognizable frame.
xb-70.zip