If you want to add a button that runs a custom script (like a tool-height touch plate script): Use the editor toolbar to add a new . Double-click the new button to open its properties. Set the button function type to VB Script . Save the screenset and close the editor.

Follow this practical workflow to create your own Mach3 screenset:

Visual indicators for limit switches, probing states, and system warnings.

Do you want a giant "CYCLE START" button because you’re tired of hunting for it? You can make it. Do you want to hide the 90% of features you never use to create a clean, minimalist interface for a specific production run? You can do that, too. You can import your own bitmap images, effectively allowing you to "skin" the software.

Double-click the button to open its properties. Assign it a standard OEM Code (e.g., Code 800 for Cycle Start) or set it to run a Script .

You can replace standard gray buttons with custom bitmap ( .bmp ) or JPEG images. Ensure your custom images are saved in the Mach3\Bitmaps directory. Step 4: Save and Test

The official screen design software provided by Artsoft (the creators of Mach3).

The default Mach3 interface is functional but cluttered. By using a screenset editor, you can remove unused buttons, add custom macros, and optimize the layout for touchscreens or specific machining workflows. Customizing your interface increases productivity and reduces operator errors. What is a Mach3 Screenset?