Edit Bridges, Entry Points, and Pass Count After Post-Processing — Pegas G-Code CAM Editor
Post-processing G-code from a CAM system usually produces a file that is 95% correct — but the remaining 5% requires going back to CAM, changing settings, re-simulating, and re-posting. For small adjustments like adding a tab, moving an entry point, or changing pass count, that round-trip wastes 10–20 minutes every time.
What Pegas G-Code CAM Editor Does
Pegas G-Code CAM Editor is a standalone Windows application that parses your post-processed G-code into an internal trajectory model and shows it in a live 2D viewer. From there, you can make reliable structural edits — not just text replacements — that would be impossible or error-prone in a plain text editor.
What You Can Edit
- Bridges (tabs): add, move, or delete tabs on any contour — 4 bridge types, copy to similar contours, CHECK mode to verify before output
- Entry points: move the entry position on any contour, switch between straight, ramp, and arc entry
- Cut direction: flip individual contours or all contours between climb and conventional milling
- Pass count: adjust number of passes and step-down without going back to CAM
- Built-in text editor: direct G-code editing with live 2D viewer sync
Project Save
All edits — including bridge positions, entry moves, and pass settings — are saved to a .dfproj project file. Reload it later and continue where you left off, without repeating the edits from scratch.