Closed Wakinyantanka closed 2 months ago
You can use
BED_MESH_CALIBRATE METHOD=rapid_scan
I'm using that command and it still pauses at each point along the scan path. It's almost like it's stopping to move the z-axis up and down, but it doesn't.
There's a whole section at the bottom of the guide devoted to this btw.
Also
Without your printer.cfg and klippy.logs I feel like you're asking us to fix your printer with no idea what's happening lol
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough, the printer is not broken and the scan is NOT z hopping during the bed mesh. The printer doesn't need fixed so I didn't think the klippy log or printer.cfg was necessary. The scan simply pauses at specific points along the scan path. I wasn't sure if this had something to do with going to the klipper main release or not. Also, there's nothing in the documentation about this...lol
Please ensure that you update all of your macros to the latest in the repo after updating to the klipper main branch. Your issue is almost certainly because your macro is calling an old version of the bed mesh command. This is exactly the behaviour that will be observed when that is happening.
So everything is working great except while doing bed mesh before each print. During the scan it pauses at equal points along the scan path. Scan is good and first layers are perfect it's just really slow now with the pausing.