: Open the post-processing dialogue in GibbsCAM and ensure your specific post processor is loaded before generating G-code. Modifying a Post Processor
: Email both the .gcpkg file and your marked-up NC file to your reseller or the CAMCO Support Team. Expert Support Resources
Unlike some other CAM systems, GibbsCAM typically requires the software for direct editing, which is usually handled by resellers or the manufacturer's post department. To request a modification from your local GibbsCAM reseller:
: You can store the post processor file anywhere on your PC, but it is recommended to create a dedicated folder outside the main GibbsCAM program folder to prevent accidental deletion during updates.
: If you receive a ZIP file containing MDD and VMM files, simply drag and drop the ZIP file onto a blank GibbsCAM screen . This automatically places the files in the correct system folders.
: Typically uses the .pst (older) or .poss (newer) extension.
: Open the post-processing dialogue in GibbsCAM and ensure your specific post processor is loaded before generating G-code. Modifying a Post Processor
: Email both the .gcpkg file and your marked-up NC file to your reseller or the CAMCO Support Team. Expert Support Resources Gibbscam Post Processor
Unlike some other CAM systems, GibbsCAM typically requires the software for direct editing, which is usually handled by resellers or the manufacturer's post department. To request a modification from your local GibbsCAM reseller: : Open the post-processing dialogue in GibbsCAM and
: You can store the post processor file anywhere on your PC, but it is recommended to create a dedicated folder outside the main GibbsCAM program folder to prevent accidental deletion during updates. To request a modification from your local GibbsCAM
: If you receive a ZIP file containing MDD and VMM files, simply drag and drop the ZIP file onto a blank GibbsCAM screen . This automatically places the files in the correct system folders.
: Typically uses the .pst (older) or .poss (newer) extension.