I've included some pics of a part where the 2d adaptive roughed out one slot fine but not the other. Then when it went to finish...well you get the idea. Here is the Fusion file that is fine. I included the code that I copied right out of the Haas when it happened. It all looked good in graphics and as soon as I posted it again the code was fine. You can find lines N26400 and N46065 on the WTF file. If this is a mistake on my end I'd be happy to learn from it. Thanks guys.
That's pretty bizarre, but when I post your protected toolpaths I get a full slot rough:
What year is the machine, and how are you getting it on there? I wonder if this wasn't a transfer issue. Do you have the original file posted from Fusion?
Edit: hmm, I noticed you post with N-lines, which I never do, but it sure looks like the code just got truncated somehow.
@Anonymous - On your Haas Mill, you are able to backplot it on the control. It will give you an exact representation of your code.
Did you try that and what did it look like?
I checked it on my end and this is what I get:
I had a theory, tested it, and I think I found the answer.
I suspect that you posted the operation before the operation completed calculating. The generation time was suspiciously long for that operation, because I hit generate and quickly went to post code and realized it was still calculating. I tried to specifically time hitting the post process button while it was in the middle of calculation, and I could reproduce this every time.
But not before it gave me a warning!
So i think the solution here is for us to fail posting or not allow posting code while a selected operation is calculating.
