Bj

"Bernie"

20/04/2004 9:56 PM

Looking for a 3D CAM SDK


I'm looking for a 3D CAM Software Development toolKit for Windows.

I need to create an interface to my program that:

* can produce a 3D shape in raster vector mode from a bitmap.
* the shape can be edited into multiple Z slices each of them
with some height and width.
* each of the 3D Z slices can be further segmented into 3D rectangles
of a given width (vector spacing). I would like to have some control
as to how these segments are generated and how/where they are placed.
* a set of CNC instructions can then be generated to machine off
each one of the Z slices/segments until the 3D shape is entirely removed.
Ideally, the CNC instructions should have a simple syntax with
a minimal set of commands (like move x,y,z,speed ) that are then
stored in a text file.

Any recommendations. I'm thinking about evaluating the TurboCAD SDK,
but I don't know it if does what I need. I'll take 3 out of 4 :-)

Bernie.




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km

"klye malley"

in reply to "Bernie" on 20/04/2004 9:56 PM

24/04/2004 9:55 AM

wow will it work with jepg and other formats cause that's my dream

"Bernie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> I'm looking for a 3D CAM Software Development toolKit for Windows.
>
> I need to create an interface to my program that:
>
> * can produce a 3D shape in raster vector mode from a bitmap.
> * the shape can be edited into multiple Z slices each of them
> with some height and width.
> * each of the 3D Z slices can be further segmented into 3D rectangles
> of a given width (vector spacing). I would like to have some control
> as to how these segments are generated and how/where they are placed.
> * a set of CNC instructions can then be generated to machine off
> each one of the Z slices/segments until the 3D shape is entirely removed.
> Ideally, the CNC instructions should have a simple syntax with
> a minimal set of commands (like move x,y,z,speed ) that are then
> stored in a text file.
>
> Any recommendations. I'm thinking about evaluating the TurboCAD SDK,
> but I don't know it if does what I need. I'll take 3 out of 4 :-)
>
> Bernie.
>
>
>
>


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