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On Oct 6, 2016 1:33 AM, "Timo" notifications@github.com wrote:
When importing any DXF from solidworks or most other dxf exporting tools, the individual objects are separated and in random order and direction. Some tools like dxf2gcode implement a "traveling salesman" algorithm to optimize tool paths and to bring all vectors and arcs into one single shape with a common traveling direction (CW or CCW).
Additionally, please implement sending arcs in the following format. Again, dxg2gcode implements an arc detection algorithm using a biarc Fitting algorithm. Maybe there is a way to integrate that? G2 X -36.061 Y -19.061 I -1.061 J -1.061
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When importing any DXF from solidworks or most other dxf exporting tools, the individual objects are separated and in random order and direction. Some tools like dxf2gcode implement a "traveling salesman" algorithm to optimize tool paths and to bring all vectors and arcs into one single shape with a common traveling direction (CW or CCW).
Additionally, please implement sending arcs in the following format. Again, dxg2gcode implements an arc detection algorithm using a biarc Fitting algorithm. Maybe there is a way to integrate that? G2 X -36.061 Y -19.061 I -1.061 J -1.061