Requests for specific modifications can be sent to gibbscam.posts@3dsystems.com . Gibbscam Post Processor Library - 54.163.220.164
The Gibbscam post processor library works by using a combination of software routines and databases to convert the toolpath data generated by Gibbscam into a format that can be understood by a specific CNC machine. When a user generates a G-code program using Gibbscam, the software uses the post processor library to translate the toolpath data into a machine-specific format. This process involves several steps, including: gibbscam post processor library
: No two machine shops operate identically. The library is designed to be modified, allowing users to tweak G-code output to include specific safety blocks, custom subroutines, or proprietary probing cycles. Enhancing Manufacturing Productivity Requests for specific modifications can be sent to gibbscam
Post processors are typically provided as a package file (often a ) from a local reseller or the GibbsCAM corporate post department Installation : You can install a new post by dragging the package directly into an open File Components This process involves several steps, including: : No
At its core, a post processor is a translator. It takes the generic toolpath data (VNC files) from GibbsCAM and converts it into the specific G-code required by your machine's controller, such as Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Heidenhain.
Average cost: $500–$3000 USD depending on complexity.