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How to Crack FANUC Roboguide V9 - A Step by Step Guide

FANUC Roboguide V9 is a powerful offline programming and simulation software for FANUC robots. It allows users to create, program and simulate a robotic workcell in 3D without the physical need and expense of a prototype workcell setup. FANUC Roboguide V9 can be used for various applications such as material handling, painting, palletizing, welding and more.

However, FANUC Roboguide V9 is not a free software and requires a license to run. If you want to use it without paying for a license, you will need to crack it. Cracking is a process of modifying the software to bypass the license verification and activation. Cracking is illegal and may harm your computer or data, so proceed at your own risk.

In this article, we will show you how to crack FANUC Roboguide V9 using a modified DLL file that was shared online by an anonymous user. We do not own or endorse this DLL file and we are not responsible for any consequences of using it. This article is for educational purposes only.

Steps to Crack FANUC Roboguide V9

Download FANUC Roboguide V9 from the official website or from a trusted source. You will need to register and provide some information to download it.

Install FANUC Roboguide V9 on your computer. Follow the instructions on the screen and accept the terms and conditions.

Download the modified DLL file from this link: http://www.mediafire.com/folder/2oz3kt3mk82sn/ROBOGUIDE. This link was found on YouTube[^4^] and we cannot guarantee its safety or functionality.

Copy the modified DLL file (Fw32.dll) and paste it in the installation folder of FANUC Roboguide V9. The default location is C:\\Program Files (x86)\\FANUC\\ROBOGUIDE\\bin. You may need to overwrite the original DLL file.

Run FANUC Roboguide V9 as administrator. You should be able to use it without any license verification or activation.

Conclusion

FANUC Roboguide V9 is a useful software for offline programming and simulation of FANUC robots. However, it is not free and requires a license to run. If you want to use it without paying for a license, you can try to crack it using a modified DLL file that was shared online by an anonymous user. However, cracking is illegal and may harm your computer or data, so proceed at your own risk.

We hope this article was helpful for you. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below.How to Use FANUC Roboguide V9 for Painting

FANUC Roboguide V9 has a special software package called PaintPRO that simplifies robotic path, teach and paint process development. With PaintPRO, you can automatically generate robot programs by graphically selecting the area of the part to be painted and choosing between several painting methods. You can also simulate the paint application and check the coverage, thickness and quality of the paint.

In this article, we will show you how to use FANUC Roboguide V9 for painting using a simple example. We will assume that you have already installed and cracked FANUC Roboguide V9 on your computer.

Steps to Use FANUC Roboguide V9 for Painting

Run FANUC Roboguide V9 as administrator. You should see the main window with a toolbar, a menu bar and a status bar.

Click on File > New > Cell. A dialog box will appear where you can choose the type of cell you want to create. Select PaintPRO and click OK.

A new cell will be created with a default robot, a part and a paint gun. You can modify the cell by adding or deleting components, changing their properties and moving them around. You can also import your own CAD models of parts or robots.

To create a paint program, click on PaintPRO > Program > New. A dialog box will appear where you can name your program and select the type of paint gun you are using. Click OK.

A new program will be created with a default start point and end point. You can edit the program by adding or deleting points, changing their properties and moving them around. You can also use the CAD to Path feature to automatically generate points along a CAD model.

To select the area of the part to be painted, click on PaintPRO > Program > Area Selection. A dialog box will appear where you can choose between several methods of area selection, such as polygon, circle, rectangle or freehand. Click on the method you want to use and then click on the part to define the area. You can also adjust the area by dragging the handles or changing the parameters.

To choose the painting method, click on PaintPRO > Program > Painting Method. A dialog box will appear where you can choose between several methods of painting, such as single stroke, double stroke, zigzag or spiral. Click on the method you want to use and then adjust the parameters such as speed, overlap, offset and angle.

To simulate the paint application, click on PaintPRO > Simulation > Start. A dialog box will appear where you can choose the simulation mode, such as normal, coverage or thickness. Click OK and then watch the simulation on the screen. You can also pause, resume or stop the simulation at any time.

To check the paint quality, click on PaintPRO > Simulation > Quality Check. A dialog box will appear where you can choose the quality criteria, such as minimum thickness, maximum thickness or uniformity. Click OK and then see the results on the screen. You can also export the results as an image or a report.

To download the program to a real robot controller, click on PaintPRO > Program > Download. A dialog box will appear where you can choose the communication method, such as Ethernet or USB. Connect your computer to the robot controller and then click OK. The program will be transferred to the robot controller and you can run it on the real robot.

Conclusion

FANUC Roboguide V9 is a useful software for offline programming and simulation of FANUC robots for painting applications. With PaintPRO, you can easily create and edit paint programs by graphically selecting the area of the part to be painted and choosing between several painting methods. You can also simulate the paint application and check the paint quality before downloading the program to a real robot controller.

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