woodWOP 5.0 is a workshop-oriented CNC programming system from HOMAG designed to describe workpieces rather than raw machine commands. It uses a 3D graphical interface where you program machining steps—like drilling, sawing, or routing—by entering parameters that are instantly visualized on a virtual workpiece. Core Programming Concepts
philosophy. Unlike traditional G-code, which requires manual coordinate entry, woodWOP uses a graphical interface where users "draw" machining steps. Macro-Based Programming: woodwop 5.0 software
WoodWOP 5.0 expanded its scripting language to include complex mathematical functions (SIN, COS, SQRT) and conditional logic (IF...THEN...ELSE). This allows users to write a single program that adapts to different part sizes. For example, you can program a shelf pin drilling macro that automatically calculates hole positions based on the input height of the panel. woodWOP 5
G64 (Continuous path mode) which rounds sharp corners slightly, allowing the machine to maintain speed instead of stopping at every vertex.P cycles instead of raw G-code.