Closed bonjorno7 closed 1 year ago
SoftFever
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1 year ago @bonjorno7 This is caused by your end print custom g-code Please check your printable height setting in the slicer and Klipper, they should match. Also double check your machine end gcode.
bonjorno7
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1 year ago It's not the height that's the problem, it's that it goes way off the bed on the Y axis. The first row of plates behave normally, it's the rows after that try to move to a position on the first row instead of staying within their own row. You can see it going to Y=409.600 in the Klipper console screenshot. I'll check my end g-code when I get on the computer tomorrow.
SoftFever
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1 year ago It's not the height that's the problem, it's that it goes way off the bed on the Y axis. The first row of plates behave normally, it's the rows after that try to move to a position on the first row instead of staying within their own row. You can see it going to Y=409.600 in the Klipper console screenshot. I'll check my end g-code when I get on the computer tomorrow.
Ah, overlooked this.
Yes, it's a bug. Will fix it soon
SoftFever
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1 year ago Fixed in dev branch
bonjorno7
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1 year ago You're quick! Thanks for making my favorite slicer 👍
Describe the bug When the print is finished it tries to move the print head up and out of the way, but it picks a location far outside the build plate. I think this only happens in mult-plate projects for me.
3mf File for This Bug Had to zip the 3mf file because GitHub didn't recognize the extension: Hero Me.zip
To Reproduce Create a project file with at least 3 plates; they need to be in a grid instead of just in a single row. Slice one of the plates on the second row and show travel moves.
Expected behavior It should keep the print head within the bounds of the plate.
Screenshots It tries to move to a spot on the first row of plates, instead of staying within its own plate.
Klipper just cancels the print, which is fine; it's easy to clip off the bit of ooze left by the nozzle sitting at it's final position.
Printer model Ender-3 Pro running Klipper from a laptop.
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Notes Since it does it after the print is finished, this is not very high priority (for me at least). Unless there's firmware out there that breaks your printer when you ask it to go out of bounds I guess. Still, would be nice if it worked properly, and I imagine it won't be too hard to fix.