FAQ

Q: What formats can be imported?
A: A limited version of DXF. When exporting from some other software, explode all contours and save in earliest version of DXF.

Q: Does Cnc Code Maker support pocket milling?
A: At the moment no, but it will be included in the next version.

Q: Why so limited Lathe support?
A: At the moment it is. Just need to get rid of some silly bugs before we start throwing in gadgets.

Q: Is there a manual?
A: No, nothing except the one in the forums, the videos and the wiki.

Q: Can I buy the software to get rid of the recharging?
A: Not yet.

Q: What post-processors are available?
A: At the moment a General ISO MM/INCH and a General Heidenhain.

Q: Is the post-processors locked?
A: No! They are text files, which can easily be modified!

Q: Does Cnc Code Maker require a monster PC to run?
A: No. I got no doubt it runs very well on a very low-end computer

Q: What is the minimum requirement?
A: Windows 98/2 or higher. I'm pretty sure you could get it started on Win95/Win98 with some upgraded Microsodt DLL's.
Computerwise it runs on a 386 with 128Mb RAM. Recommended is a "normal" desktop computer.

Q: Does it run on Windows 7 64-bit?
A: Yes, but as a 32-bit application.

Q: Is there simulation in Cnc Code Maker?
A: No, but you can always use the Free Cnc-Simulator at http://www.cnc-simulator.com. It works good together with Cnc Code Maker.





For known issues, check the forums: Known issues
For support, check the forums here: General support