EzCad plugins

[lukes07]

Hi everyone,

I am learning to work with EzCad (2.14) and I am now at Laser menu where a lot of plugins are used. In the manual the usage is described not so good for some of them; I have understood few but I still have more to go.

Does anybody here have more experience with laser plugins RingTextMark, RotaryMark, RotateTextMark, SplitMark2, ProjectMark ?

Or do you have a better documentation than in original manual ?

Do you know about other plugins and how to add/install them ? It's enough only to copy in the ezcad/plug folder ?

[FREEDDAWG]

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[jgarciaa]

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[MPjohn_10]

Hi everyone,

I am learning to work with EzCad (2.14) and I am now at Laser menu where a lot of plugins are used. In the manual the usage is described not so good for some of them; I have understood few but I still have more to go.

Does anybody here have more experience with laser plugins RingTextMark, RotaryMark, RotateTextMark, SplitMark2, ProjectMark ?

Or do you have a better documentation than in original manual ?

Do you know about other plugins and how to add/install them ? It's enough only to copy in the ezcad/plug folder ?

I understand how challenging it can be to navigate through them without comprehensive documentation. While I can't provide specific guidance on EzCad plugins, I can share my positive experience with Monport Laser https://bit.ly/48Fxwm7. A few months ago, I transitioned to Monport Laser for my laser marking needs, and it's been a game-changer. The software is incredibly user-friendly and offers a seamless experience for managing various laser marking tasks. Plus, their customer support team is top-notch and always ready to assist with any questions or concerns. If you're looking for a reliable solution with intuitive features, I highly recommend giving Monport Laser a try. It's been an invaluable tool for me, and I'm confident it could be for you too.

[betty_k]

Hi everyone,

I am learning to work with EzCad (2.14) and I am now at Laser menu where a lot of plugins are used. In the manual the usage is described not so good for some of them; I have understood few but I still have more to go.

Does anybody here have more experience with laser plugins RingTextMark, RotaryMark, RotateTextMark, SplitMark2, ProjectMark ?

Or do you have a better documentation than in original manual ?

Do you know about other plugins and how to add/install them ? It's enough only to copy in the ezcad/plug folder ?

If you're learning to work with EzCad and exploring its various plugins, I highly recommend considering the Monport laser. It's very nice, easy to use, high quality, and affordable. You can check out the Monport laser products here: https://monportlaser.com/?sca_ref=5031521.ka374VZjm3

Regarding your question about EzCad plugins: For the plugins RingTextMark, RotaryMark, RotateTextMark, SplitMark2, and ProjectMark, it’s often a bit tricky as the manual might not provide enough detail. RingTextMark and RotateTextMark are typically used for marking text in circular patterns or rotating text during the marking process, so experiment with different settings to see how the text adjusts. RotaryMark is used for marking on cylindrical objects, so make sure your rotary device is properly set up and calibrated. SplitMark2 is usually for splitting large jobs into smaller sections, which can be particularly useful for high-precision work or large pieces. ProjectMark can be used for more complex marking tasks that involve multiple steps or elements. As for adding or installing new plugins, you’re correct that most of the time, it’s sufficient to copy the plugin files into the ezcad/plug folder. However, make sure you restart EzCad after copying the files to ensure they are recognized by the software. For better documentation, you might find more detailed guides or tutorials from user communities, forums, or even YouTube tutorials. These resources often provide practical insights and tips that are not covered in the official manuals. Hope this helps and best of luck with your laser work!