Closed lianzaozi closed 8 months ago
Yes, the problem is again your scaling: this drawing has an width of 479842 mm, the point marker has a size of 4 mm. If you zoom in you find the point markers. Any idea how to fix it? Set point marker-size to x% of complete graphics-width?
Yes, the problem is again your scaling: this drawing has an width of 479842 mm, the point marker has a size of 4 mm. If you zoom in you find the point markers. Any idea how to fix it? Set point marker-size to x% of complete graphics-width?
I found that in CAD software, when zooming in and out on point entities, the size of the displayed points in CAD does not change with scaling and is a fixed value.Zooming in and out only changes the distance displayed between points (the display size of points does not change with the scaling ratio, and this feature only applies to point entities)
Screenshot of reduced point display
Screenshot of enlarged point display
Yes, as you described, I enlarged the graphics to a large size and indeed saw the plotter software displaying the points
I have tested using different methods in CAD software many times and found that when I draw a few points on a large drawing and then scale the drawing to a very small size, the points cannot be seen in CAD. Therefore,I think there is no need to improve the function of displaying points in the plotter software
I'm sorry, my incorrect consideration and lax verification have wasted your time
I will mark the point with the same size as the pen-up path arrows and numbers:
Thank you for your hard work
The software version of the plotter used for testing is V1.7.1.1
I have a question that I don't understand. I would like to ask you a question. My understanding is that whether arcs and circles generate G01 or G02/G03 is determined by the checkbox "Average G2/3 (Arc Move) commands, draw arcs/circles with line segments". After testing, checking and unchecking "Average G2/3 (Arc Move) commands, draw arcs/circles with line segments", the G code for generating arcs and circles is the same
But after verification, I found that after checking "Process Dashed Line Pattern", arcs and circles will generate G01, while unchecking "Process Dashed Line Pattern" will generate G02/G03
After selecting "Process Dashed Line Pattern", the arc and circle will generate screenshots of G01
Uncheck the "Process Dashed Line Pattern" to generate screenshots of G02/G03 for arcs and circles
Checking and unchecking "Average G2/3 (Arc Move) commands, draw arcs/circles with line segments" The G code generated by arcs and circles is the same
Dxf file for testing
After selecting "Process Dashed Line Pattern",
There is no other way to draw a circle with dashed line pattern then using G01 commands. G02/G03 will draw an arc or circle with no interruption.
The circles used for testing are drawn using solid lines instead of dashed lines
Is the cause of this problem an error in determining the line type when reading arcs and circles?
If this option is enabled, all possible G02/G03 code will be converted to G01:
"Average G2/3 (Arc Move) commands, draw arcs/circles with line segments"
What does the "Average G2/3 (Arc Move) commands, draw arcs/circles with line segments" check box do?
If you have no other options enabled: You may want G02/G03 code for short program (scaling aspect ratio must be 1:1) or you may want G01 for circles to be able to scale the graphics independed from fixed aspect ratio 1:1
Try update: https://github.com/svenhb/GRBL-Plotter/releases/download/v1.7.1.1/GRBL-Plotter_Setup_1711a.exe
Thank you for your hard work. I will conduct some tests
Thank you very much for updating the software and adding new features
The software version v1.7.1.1 can correctly parse points in dxf files but will not display points
Plotter software display
CAD software display
Test dxf 1.zip