I don’t know, it works for me. It looks like you have a layer selected and even if you didn’t the post processor seems to still work. It may mot produce a usable gcode but it still ran!
Maybe reload Sheetcam?
Maybe some of the more experienced guys have a better answer.
just to be sure i’m right, when i click run post processor, it’s supposed to popup a file dialog, so i can tellit what file to save i to… correct?
I checked for updates have the latest sheetcamtng, and tried changing the job file for a simpler one and changing to a different post processor and back.
Thanks,
@sircaladin , I looked at the job file and as @Just-For-Fun mentions, there was no layer selected in the Operation; but then you posted that you seem to have corrected that mistake and still no post processor is running. At this point, it will be easiest to diagnose if you send sales@sheetcam.com a customer support.zip file. Instructions are here-
I followed the reset proceedure from sheetcam support, and it was still failing. On a whim I ran it as admin and now I’m getting post processor output, but when I run it in fire control, it throws the old no speed setting error…
Completely lost on how to fix that as its the post processor that’s supposed to be what inserts that I’ve tried the stock version of the post processor , and what ever I edified to make it work 3 years ago and forgot… neither work.
when i edit the tap file in notepad++ this is all it has in it
I believe having to run as admin is a strong clue that your Windows userid has inadequate authorization to data folders that sheetcam is trying to use during post processor runtime.
I cannot reproduce your latest minimal gcode problem using the job file and pp from the latest support.zip that you sent me. That minimal gcode that you’re getting is coming from OnInit() and OnFinish() only. My results seem complete and good gcode, certainly including the toolpaths of the two shapes in the job.
I have always installed sheetcam with a Windows admin class userid, but I have run sheetcam with non-admin ids as I recall.
Before giving further instructions, I’ll escalate this to have @LesNewell take a look.
I just received an email from OP that Les did fix the problem by sending him a replacement license file after seeing that the license file included in his support.zip package was corrupted.
There were multiple and progressive symptoms in this case, several corrections were applied in that progression. Also note that the final symptom has a couple of causes as pointed out by a couple of users, perhaps the least of which is a corrupted license file, but it can happen obviously. Many thanks to all that lent a hand.