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The ESP32 camera is going to host a video streaming web server that you can access with any device in your network. With the stock material updated, the new materials will now be found in the stock definition material list.In this project we’re going to build an IP surveillance camera with the ESP32-CAM board. For the material to appear, open the Tech Database and select the Feed/Speed tab and then select Update Stock Material Data (Figure 9).

The new material will now appear under the Materials List tab (Figure 8), but the installed material will not appear automatically in the stock definition material list.

The materials will be installed automatically after selecting either method, indicated by a pop-up progress bar. Alternatively, the installation can be started by selecting the file and then Install (Figure 7). With the Radio buttons selected, press the Install New Materials button to begin the installation (Figure 6). For this example, I have selected 6051-T, 6053, and 6053-O (Figure 5) The materials can be selected for installation by checking the radio button next to the material's common name. Under the Install tab are new materials that may be selected to be installed into the Tech Database. Once the Material library is open, select the Install tab at the top of the library (Figure 4). To launch the Material Library from the Tech Database, select the Feed/Speed tab on the lefthand side of the Tech Database, and select Feed/Speed Editor (Figure 2).Īs soon as the Feed/Speed Editor is selected, the Material Library will Launch (Figure 3). Once the Tech Database has launched, it will open in a pop-up window. To access the Tech Database, select the Tech Database button in the command manager with the CAMWorks tab selected (Figure 1). The Tech Database makes it possible to access the Material Library and import new materials as needed.

Gaining access to more materials than the systems default materials within CAMWorks is simple. This tutorial explains how to install and add new materials to the CAMWorks Material Library for feeds and speeds within CAMWorks.