CNC Milling Simulator

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About this app

The CNC milling machine simulator is a multimedia application designed to provide a basic introduction to beginner mechanical engineering professionals with the principles of programming operations for milling parts using a standard (ISO) G-code.
The main task of the application is syntactic analysis (parsing) of the code of control programs in order to build a graphical model of cutting tool trajectories in three-dimensional space.
The main functions of the application: editing the code of the control programs of the milling machine, operations with files of control programs, setting the geometric parameters of the cutting tool, continuous/step-by-step execution of blocks of control programs, three-dimensional visualization of tool movements in the working space of the machine, simplified visualization of the machined surface of the part, calculation of processing modes, a quick reference guide to using G-code.
The main limitations of the application are: low accuracy of cutting surface modeling, the impossibility of using polygonal geometry as a workpiece, a simplified model of machine tooling elements.

Ratings and reviews

It's cool, I wish it had more tooling options, boring bars, saw slitters, more face mills different insert mill options etc, and also I wish the rotational view was 360° with full zoom capabilities. Other than that, I wish the app would open regularly, it really is hard to open sometimes it takes a few taps before it opens if it opens at all.

It's a nice simulator, but I've been having issues when changing my tool in the middle of a program, the tool changing code ain't working, unless I write a separate code for that particular operation I want to do... For instance, I cannot turn and drill a hole in a single code, if I do this, the code will run fluently but the tool won't change... So when the code get to the part to drill, it will follow normal drilling pattern but the turning tool will be the one performing that cycle.

Really nice simulator, but I have some problems with it. First, it's an absolute battery hog: some way to limit the fps (seems to run at 120 fps, I think 60 or even 30 fps would be enough) or reduce the battery drain in any way would be very welcome. Second, reduce the width in landscape mode so that the UI doesn't overlap the section on some phone screens that house the front camera; those UI buttons (on the left side) become unusable in such situations. Other than that, excellent app.

What’s new

Added support for 16 kb memory pages (for Android 15).