New tools can be added, copied from existing tools, deleted and organized.Īll of the cutting parameters are stored in the database. button every time you create a new toolpath and allows pre-defined tools and settings (speeds, feeds, stepover etc.) to be selected from a list. The Tool Database is accessed from the Select. I did see some interesting things to try out, just need some time.The Tool Database is used to make cutter management and selection very quick and easy, and reduces the possibility of programming jobs with incorrect cut depths and speeds and feeds. I did look at the "New" file just to see what they added and like always I'm sure some of the changes might not be noted. I'll need to find the time to play with v9.5 and see what extras they added. I do realize that there are things that can't be saved to an older version because that version would not have the tool to create the item but it could give you a message that that item will not be saved. I'm like you in that it would be nice to be able to save the file in an older version format like a lot of the word processor programs allow you to do. Then discover it when I try to open the file again and am reminded I'm getting old an forgetful. I have accidentally opened a file in a newer version and worked on it for an hour or more then saved the revised file.
I also do software demos and try to use VCarve Pro so people know it can be done in VCarve Pro and you don't have to use Aspire. I have full licensees for Aspire and VCarve Pro and have older versions on my system because I do design files for some people with older software so I have to remember that they can't open files newer than their versions.
4D you are right about incompatibility of a v9.5 file opening in v9.0 so you do need to watch that.
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