JBOX (english description) - Versionsgeschichte

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JBOX

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 ==Feedback==
-You can send questions and suggestions to me ([[User:Hannes.hassler|Hannes.hassler]])
+You can leave questions and suggestions at the discussion page of this arcticle.
 [[Category:Lasercutter]] [[Category:Projekte]]

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 The program generates parts which fit exactly together.
 However, often the box you need will be a little different.
-For instance for a electronic casing you will put openings
+For instance for an electronic casing you will put openings
 at various places. Or you want to have the edge contain the
 teeth holes completely.

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 JBOX creates parametrized boxes; essentially the wall parts of a box as CAD-file.
 You simply define parameters like ''length, width, height etc.'', the rest does JBOX.
-JBOX needs Java 8 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
+JBOX needs Java 6 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
 Additionally you need QCAD or LibreCAD to open the output files and work with them.
 (these are the programs which I used for testing) Now since version 2.0 the output dxf-files

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 should open for any 2D-CAD-program.
-{{zip|JBOX.zip|329KB|Version vom 14.2.2015}}
+{{zip|JBOX.zip|292 KB|Version vom 16.2.2015}}
 (Sourcecode included)

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 JBOX creates parametrized boxes; essentially the wall parts of a box as CAD-file.
 You simply define parameters like ''length, width, height etc.'', the rest does JBOX.
 JBOX needs Java 8 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
-Additionally you need QCAD 2 or [http://www.librecad.org LibreCAD], a fork of QCAD2
+Additionally you need QCAD or LibreCAD to open the output files and work with them.
-or some other 2D CAD-program to open the generated .dxf Files.
+(these are the programs which I used for testing) Now since version 2.0 the output dxf-files
-LibreCAD is installed on all PC in Happylab. Prior to version 2.0 of JBOX it did not
+should open for any 2D-CAD-program.
 {{zip|JBOX.zip|329KB|Version vom 14.2.2015}}

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 You simply define parameters like ''length, width, height etc.'', the rest does JBOX.
 You find JBOX here for download (and also on the PC attached to the laser cutter at happylab)
-JBOX needs Java 6 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
+JBOX needs Java 8 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
-Additionally you need QCAD 2 ('''Attention:''' JBOX works only with '''QCAD 2'''), or
+Additionally you need QCAD 2 or [http://www.librecad.org LibreCAD], a fork of QCAD2
-[http://www.librecad.org LibreCAD], a fork of QCAD2.
+or some other 2D CAD-program to open the generated .dxf Files.
-You can get a demo version for QCAD 2 at [http://www.soft-ware.net/qcad-2/download www.soft-ware.net] and
+LibreCAD is installed on all PC in Happylab. Prior to version 2.0 of JBOX it did not
-LibreCAD is installed on all PC in Happylab.
+work properly with programs different from qcad2; this bug is resolved now (if otherwise
-(The output of JBOX ist ''not'' compatible with QCAD 3!)
+please write me)
 {{zip|JBOX.zip|343KB|Version vom 23.12.2011}}
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 to material thickness) stärke). For extra wide teeth enter the desired value
 in field ''zinkung length''.
 ===Hints===

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 You find JBOX here for download (and also on the PC attached to the laser cutter at happylab)
 JBOX needs Java 6 and runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
-Additionally you need QCAD. '''Attention:''' JBOX works only with '''QCAD 2'''. When you download QCAD at
+Additionally you need QCAD. '''Attention:''' JBOX works only with '''QCAD 2'''.
-Ribbonsoft [http://www.ribbonsoft.com/en/qcad-downloads-trial]
+I could not find it at the page of Ribbonsoft any more. [http://www.ribbonsoft.com/en/qcad-downloads-trial].
-scroll down until you find '''QCAD 2'''. (The output of JBOX ist ''not'' compatible with QCAD 3!)
+However, I found a link to demo QCAD 2 at [http://www.soft-ware.net/qcad-2/download www.soft-ware.net].
 {{zip|JBOX.zip|343KB|Version vom 23.12.2011}}

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 After download click on '''runJBOX.bat'''; it starts a Java-GUI where you define the parameters of your design.
 For instance, for a standard box you define ''length, width, height, material thickness''
-and ''laser cutting''. After clicking the "generate"-button (you have to define a dxf-file at this point)
+and ''laser cutting''. After clicking the ''generate''-button (you have to define a dxf-file at this point)
 the design is generated into the chosen file.
 After generating you have to open the file once with qcad and store it; this rectifies the file to a proper dxf.