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About the Play Synchronized Path Dialog Box
The Play Synchronized Path dialog box contains tool and operation lists, and gouge and collision reports. You can play, replay, or control the speed of the simulation using this dialog box.
File—Save files on your local disk drive.
Save CL—Save the cutter location file in the .cl format.
Save Report—Save all reports as one file in the .txt format.
View—Enable settings to generate reports.
Collision Check—Check for any collisions. The report is generated in the Collision Report field.
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Collision check is performed against fixtures only.
Gouge Check—Check for any gouges. The report is generated in the Gouge Report field.
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Gouge check is performed against the reference model.
Tool—Display the tool.
Toolpath—Display the tool path.
Stop at Collision—Click to stop the simulation on the first occurrence of a collision. If you play the simulation again, it stops on the second occurrence of a collision. You can repeatedly play the simulation to report all collisions in the Collision Report box.
Stop at Gouge—Click to stop the simulation on the first occurrence of a gouge. If you play the simulation again, it stops on the second occurrence of a gouge. You can repeatedly play the simulation to report all gouges in the Gouge Report box.
CL Data—Display CL steps with line numbers.
Heads—For each head, display CL data for sequences corresponding to the head.
Collision Report—Display a list about all collisions occurred. Double-click any collision occurrence in the list to go to the respective cutter location.
Gouge Report—Display the report about all gouges occurred. Double-click any gouge occurrence in the list to go to the respective cutter location.
Display Speed—Control the speed of simulation.
The following table describes the commands available for playing the simulation:
Button
Name
Description
Reset
Reset the simulation.
Stop
Stop displaying the tool path.
Play
Display the tool motion going forward from the current position of the tool.
Go To Previous CL Record
Go to the previous CL record in the file.
Rewind
Rewind to the start of the tool path.
Fast Forward
Fast forward to the end of the tool path.
Go To Next CL Record
Go to the next CL record in the file.
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