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{{GuiCommand
{{GuiCommand|Name=Path ExportTemplate|Workbenches=[[Path Workbench|Path]]|MenuLocation=Path → Export Template|SeeAlso=[[Path_SetupSheet|Path SetupSheet]] }}
|Name=Path ExportTemplate
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|MenuLocation=Path → Export Template
|SeeAlso=[[Path SetupSheet|Path SetupSheet]]
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==Beschreibung==
==Beschreibung==
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Exporting Job templates provides a convenient mechanism to save commonly used Job definitions from within an existing Job. This facilitates the setup of future Jobs, that are largely similar, by allowing Job template import during the Job creation process.
Exporting Job templates provides a convenient mechanism to save commonly used Job definitions from within an existing Job. This facilitates the setup of future Jobs, that are largely similar, by allowing Job template import during the Job creation process.


The Edit->Preferences...->Path->Job Preferences tab, Defaults->Template sets the default template.
The {{MenuCommand|EditPreferences...PathJob Preferences tab, DefaultsTemplate}} sets the default template.


==Usage==
==Usage==


Creating a Template
Creating a Template
#From within any configured Job, invoke the [[Image:Path-ExportTemplate.png |16px]] [[Path ExportTemplate|Export Template]] command from the '''Path''' menu, or by right-clicking the Job node in the Combo view.
#From within any configured Job, invoke the [[Image:Path_ExportTemplate.svg|16px]] [[Path ExportTemplate|Export Template]] command from the '''Path''' menu, or by right-clicking the Job node in the [[Combo view]].
#Select elements for inclusion from the '''Export Template''' configuration dialogue.
#Select elements for inclusion from the '''Export Template''' configuration dialogue.
#Click {{Button | OK}} and save the template. The template name must follow the pattern of '''job_'''''<template name>'''''.json''' When shown in the selection combobox, the '''job_ '''prefix and extension will not be shown. Path workbench access requires saving the templates in the Macro directory or Path Directory, as configured in Path Preferences.
#Click {{Button | OK}} and save the template. The template name must follow the pattern of '''job_'''''<template name>'''''.json''' When shown in the selection combobox, the '''job_ '''prefix and extension will not be shown. Path workbench access requires saving the templates in the Macro directory or Path Directory, as configured in [[Path Preferences]].


==Options==
==Options==
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* Selected Tool controllers.
* Selected Tool controllers.


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Revision as of 17:50, 14 February 2020

Path ExportTemplate

Menu location
Path → Export Template
Workbenches
Path
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
Path SetupSheet

Beschreibung

Exporting Job templates provides a convenient mechanism to save commonly used Job definitions from within an existing Job. This facilitates the setup of future Jobs, that are largely similar, by allowing Job template import during the Job creation process.

The Edit → Preferences... → Path → Job Preferences tab, Defaults → Template sets the default template.

Usage

Creating a Template

  1. From within any configured Job, invoke the Export Template command from the Path menu, or by right-clicking the Job node in the Combo view.
  2. Select elements for inclusion from the Export Template configuration dialogue.
  3. Click OK and save the template. The template name must follow the pattern of job_<template name>.json When shown in the selection combobox, the job_ prefix and extension will not be shown. Path workbench access requires saving the templates in the Macro directory or Path Directory, as configured in Path Preferences.

Options

Post Processing

  • Postprocessor selection
  • Postprocessor arguments
  • Output file name

Stock

  • Extent: Stock Size
  • Placement: Stock Location

Setup Sheet

  • Operation Heights
  • Operation Depths
  • Tool Rapid Speeds

Tool controllers

  • Selected Tool controllers.