Auggie
Auggie is an advanced motion controller for the Pokeys 57CNC. It is a 6th order jerk limited trajectory execution system for professional hobbyist CNC setups.
Auggie CAM Controller
Auggie is our CAM software. Its primary function is to control motor movement, through the Pokey57CNC plugin interface. Once configured to your system, it allows Auggie to take over. Auggie provides all of the regular settings for CNC control and for lasers, plus allows special features not found on most other software out there. It is very configurable and perhaps the solution to specific applications need.
CNC system under Auggie control
Project made using Auggie
With Auggie configured and connected with the Gearotic plugin, Auggie will control all aspects of your laser. Auggie also adds additional features that allows you to control the lazer burn temperature of your laser, so it becomes true in burn to its speed and location, optimizing everything about the laser burning process, adding much improved engraving capabilities.
Vecs inside Auggie
Auggie Vecs Processor module is designed to manipulate vectors. Since it is a kinectic draw platform , it is used to simulate real time movement with gravity in play, for trigger or visual effects. Since Gearotic is unique to gears, Auggie is again unique to motor movement. With that in mind, we thought Auggie Vecs would be the perfect solution to allow users to decorate things inside, such as face plates and vane configuration. Flourish is yet another one of those added features found inside Vecs to enhance any project.
Flourish around the logo
Flourish inside the box
Flourish complete
and much more
We suggets to watch our tutorial for more detail of how things work.
Auggie Intro tutorial on YouTube
Auggie Pokey Attachement tutorial on YouTube
Making Dialogs in Auggie tutorial on YouTube
Auggie motor tunning tutorial on YouTube
Setup of Laser in Auggie tutorial on YouTube
Auggie spiral tutorial on YouTube
PWM scripting in Auggie tutorial on YouTube
Adding GCode to AUggie tutorial on YouTube
Function library in Auggie tutorial on YouTube
Auggie Scripting engine tutorial on YouTube