Do I need to save my toolpaths in certain folders for redline to find and execute them like I had to with the Masso? I ask because I am about to run my first job on the redline.
The Redline version (Linux, portrait mode) of our software provides a “gcode” folder. You can create sub folders to help organize things. File management can be handled on the controller or via a web interface. You can copy files via USB flash drive or upload them via the web interface.
sorry i should have stated I have the HMI version.
Any ETA on being able to bulk upload / delete from the web interface? Having to upload them one by one is frustrating
We don’t have an ETA yet but I have moved it up the priority list so we can look at it ASAP.
Why is it when I ask a straightforward question, do I get some tangentially obtuse answer that has nothing to do with the question asked. I will ask again, with the Masso we had to be sure that saved tool paths were placed in a certain folder containing operational files Masso required in order for Masso to even find them and thus execute them. Is that the same situation with redline? a simple yes or no will do. But you can also explain it if it is different. Some folks have already been using the redline so someone must actually know the answer to this very simple question.
No (but including tangentially obtuse in order to meet the minimum character requirement).
LOL tangentially obtuse worked for me.
No. It is not the same as Masso.
tada! an answer not tangentially obtuse. way to go onefinity!
They go to the gcode folder according to my HMI.
You can create subfolders under that folder for organization (like by project for instance).