Revision 2.8.3

Original Release Date: June 2, 2017
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In previous versions, VTube could only be run from the main screen and report images would only print properly if VTube was running on the main screen. Now VTube-STEP and VTube-LASER supports multi-screen setups.

In previous versions, the VTube-LASER window could only be minimized as a reduced window in the lower left corner of the screen.

Now VTube-LASER minimizes to to the taskbar - just like the VTube-STEP window.

We've added an Addata ZModem communications protocol also known as the Addison "Non-Standard Device Interface".

This protocol allows you to setup the COM port configuration to match the configuration at the other end of the serial port connection. Set the protocol to Addata ZModem, then click on the COM port cell to display this COM port configuration dialog.

See VTube-LASER Addata ZModem Communications Protocol for more information.

OUTPUTS 180-DEGREE BENDS

• The NUMALLIANCE CSV export now compresses SPLIT BENDS into a single 180-degree bends during export to the NUMALLIANCE CSV.
  
  

OUTPUTS SPRINGBACK-COMPENSATED DATA

• The NUMALLIANCE CSV export now includes springback-compenstation if you choose that option during export.
  
  

VTube requires XYZ coordinates for the parametric tube data.

However, some Supravision files contain only bender data with no centerline XYZ data.

VTube now detects this situation and automatically reverse-calculates to create a new set of XYZ data when necessary.

Previous versions of VTube would use the actual DOCS part number of "Part 1", "Part 2", etc., in the VTube Part Number.

A customer that imports DOCS files into VTube requested that the VTube Part Number be set to the incoming filename.

We made this change in this version.

VTube would randomly delete the imported model after a parametric data build. This has been fixed.