You hit a roadblock

[Incogneeto]

I bet that hurt.

He was Medicated.

[mkd]

Maybe not a roadblock, but quite a curve in the road posting out of hypermill for an Okuma Multus.
Core code is good, but dang.. the format needs (easy) corrections.
 Lathe programming is fairly basic to limited. Somenis learning curve..

Looked at a 40min YouTube video on TopSold.. sure looks very strong.


Oh, btw, hypermill has a vericut interface now💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[CNCAppsJames]

they are finally joining this century. 'Bout time. 

[Jon@NOWHERE]

Just don't ever ask anything of or respond to Keyence,,,, worse than BobCAD.
You will be bombarded. 

I have never spoken to or responded to any of them and they email me constantly, they somehow managed to get my coworkers personal number and have called him several times.  Whenever he aggravates me I threaten to give keyence his home address....

[gcode]

Core code is good, but dang.. the format needs (easy) corrections.

yep.. bought hypermill in 2014 and the interface has not changed a bit since

[Jeff]

yep.. bought hypermill in 2014 and the interface has not changed a bit since

Mastercam = "Hold my beer".

[mkd]

yep.. bought hypermill in 2014 and the interface has not changed a bit since

The tool manager has a very high learning curve.
 Technology setting for speeds and feeds and different materials built into the tool definition is sweet and ability to switch rough finish semi finish or custom application settings is actually great.
 My posted code format is currently dog shit. Core code is fine, but pre tool path format...eeekk.

[CNCAppsJames]

I'll take CAMplete over all the post solutions out there.