TimPaterson / Fusion360-Batch-Post

Fusion add-in to post all CAM setups at once, optionally dividing them into folders.
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Skipping one setup #70

Open Kjellekasper opened 2 months ago

Kjellekasper commented 2 months ago

I,m running the free Fusion 360. When running PostProcessAll it skips at least the last setup. Example: When running 3 setups where all setups are using different tools, the last setup is skipped When running 3 setups where setup 1 and 3 is using the same tool, setup 2 and 3 are skipped. When running 3 setups using the same tool, all setups are skipped. I normally use UCCNC.cps but have also tried Mach3Mill.cps. Both with the same result When I do not tick "Use Individual Operations" all setups are generated without errors.

BR Jan

TimPaterson commented 2 months ago

I tested again with Mach3Mill and for the first time with UCCNC and they both worked fine for me. When you say it skips a setup, is the file silently missing or does it report something?

Kjellekasper commented 2 months ago

Hi Tim

I do think I did a rookie mistake, I have several different items in a multibody file on wich I only have a single operation but with different tools, one setup for each part. I suppose postprocessall will not work in such situations.

BR Jan

lør. 7. sep. 2024 kl. 02.08 skrev Tim Paterson @.***>:

I tested again with Mach3Mill and for the first time with UCCNC and they both worked fine for me. When you say it skips a setup, is the file silently missing or does it report something?

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TimPaterson commented 2 months ago

Your terminology is different from Fusion ("items in a multibody file") so I'm not sure what you have. PostProcessAll was written because I had a project with a dozen components and over 60 setups which all needed to be updated if a design parameter changed. I don't know of any situation where it wouldn't work. You could export an archive file so I could see what you have.