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Fusion 360, simCNC, surface scanning and carving
They had suggested the following way to me:
This is done by CAM software.
It looks like this:
1) The CAM software generates gcode which is used for probing.
2) You run gcode simCNC, which scans the surface and saves it to a file.
3) You load the file with points into the CAM software.
4) The CAM creates a surface from the points (curve surfaces)
5) The CAM engraves the surface
6) The CAM generates the gcode that you load into simCNC for milling.
A lot of hobby millers use Fusion 360 as CAD/CAM software.
Apparently, the functionality you describe does not exist there. Which CAM software does what you described above?
With kind regards
MB
Many users use the solution, but sorry, I don't remember the names of specific CAM software.
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