LaserWeb / deprecated-LaserWeb3

Open Source Laser Cutter / Engraver software. Supports gcode, svg, dxf, stl, png, jpg, bmp
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Deleting a raster layer will not delete image "preview" on grid #121

Closed cojarbi closed 8 years ago

cojarbi commented 8 years ago

So this could be a side effect but: open a raster then close that tab, the image will stay on the grid until another tab or the all layers tab is pressed. This does not happens with vectors

Not the solution but i will say a good practice would be that every time a tad is closed either select the previous one or maybe better select the all layers tab

http://g.recordit.co/K94i9fXJwk.gif

funinthefalls commented 8 years ago

Was able to duplicate, however, the after deleting the raster, it still appears in the All layers tab.

cojarbi commented 8 years ago

Appears the generated gcode or the original raster?

AY

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Was able to duplicate, however, the after deleting the raster, it still appears in the All layers tab.

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cojarbi commented 8 years ago

Here is another run. The generared preview of the gcode appears on the All layers tab but not on the gcode, it should not appear at all http://recordit.co/qrxS6doPOs

krolco commented 8 years ago

More info from @funinthefalls:

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Open any raster or vector image
  2. Generate Gcode
  3. Delete opened image tab using the little X
  4. Generated Gcode tab does not have a little X to delete it. Only way to delete Gcode and work with a different image is to refresh the browser, which disconnects the smoothieboard temporarily. SHouldn't there be a way to delete the generated Gcode in case you realize you have used wrong fees rates or some other setting and want to regenerate the Gcode with different settings?
ghost commented 8 years ago

well, until you regerenate gcode, what you see is actually true state: That "processed gcode" is still present on the gcode tab...

funinthefalls commented 8 years ago

OK, I undersdand now, Thanks Peter