Autodesk Powermill 2020.2.2 Update

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Autodesk Powermill 2020.2.2 Update | 257.9 mb
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The Autodesk NC CAM team has launched the new release PowerMill 2020.2.2. The last release of PowerMill represents a significant shift in development in recent years - with a clear focus on usability, reliability, and speed.


Toolpaths
- Fixed an issue where the tool overhang could unexpectedly revert to zero length, leading to gouges.
- Fixed an issue that caused drilling segments to lose their simulated orientation vector and make the toolpath 5 axis when a project was saved and reloaded.
- Fixed an issue that led to the simulated orientation vectors not being set on the last point of toolpaths, sometimes resulting in 3+2 toolpaths becoming 5 axis.
- Fixed an issue that could result in collisions remaining in toolpaths calculated with automatic collision avoidance. PMILL-13119
General
- .pmlprjz project archive files can now be imported by dragging and dropping them onto the PowerMill graphics window.
- Fixed an issue that caused some text to display incorrectly when using PowerMill in a display language other than English.
- Fixed an issue introduced in PowerMill 2020.0.1 security fix that stopped printing from working correctly.
- Fixed an issue where hole feature sets in the Explorer tree would stop being displayed in bold.
Customer error reporting (CER)
- Fixed an issue that caused PowerMill to occasionally close unexpectedly while performing multithreaded calculation of 2D Curve Profile toolpaths. This issue was identified by CER.
- Fixed an issue that could cause PowerMill to close unexpectedly while loading a project. This issue was identified by CER
- Fixed an issue that could cause PowerMill to close unexpectedly when verifying or simulating toolpaths with the Use Simulated Orientations option enabled. This issue was identified by CER.
- Fixed an issue that could cause PowerMill to close unexpectedly while calculating a multi-axis drilling toolpath when a previous toolpath had used the fit arcs point distribution. This issue was identified by CER.
Security
- Fixed a potential vulnerability issue.



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