by cncdrive » Tue Jan 16, 2018 1:53 pm
Hi Gerry,
I will need some time to check how hard it is to applicate what you asking about.
It requires several things from me to check through before I can give an answer, because I have to keep in mind the backwards compatibility to previous software versions and screensets etc.
Writting plugins is simpler than you probably think. In my opinion to write a plugin is even simpler than to write a macro, especially because Visual Studio has intellisense which helps you to write the code while your writting it and you also get detailed warnings and errors desriptions when you compiling the code.
Check the example C# example plugin in the Plugins/Example folder of the UCCNC.
Just look through the code and I'm sure you will see how it works.
The only thing you need is Visual Studio 2010 or newer or C# express 2010 or newer. They all are free to use or have a free version.