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Palette2/3 Post Processing tool for Prusa Slicer
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Ping Generation Accessory Mode #126

Closed superblobmonster closed 2 years ago

superblobmonster commented 2 years ago

P2PP Script Output Version 30 image

GCODE generated by SuperSlicer_2.3.57 for a Klipper machine in accessory mode. Model is the Mosaic calibration key-chain P2PP_Keychain_V30.zip

Issue Pings are not being generated at expected interval while over purge tower.

It appears to be an issue where the pings only occur when there is a tool change. On models with layer changes on every layer, the pings appear to return to what appears to be every layer, or at least a regular interval. I have not tested this in a print. P2PP_Keychain_qty2_V30.zip

As and aside, in the P2PP output, the colors of the [###] is correct, but the description is slightly inaccurate!

tomvandeneede commented 2 years ago

8.0.31 should solve this issue

On 13 Mar 2022, at 07:14, Ben @.***> wrote:

P2PP Script Output Version 30 https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7859989/158045019-06f3a658-2aec-44fc-95eb-e9501e07b6c7.png GCODE generated by SuperSlicer_2.3.57 for a Klipper machine in accessory mode. Model is the Mosaic calibration key-chain P2PP_Keychain_V30.zip https://github.com/tomvandeneede/p2pp/files/8239005/P2PP_Keychain_V30.zip Issue Pings are not being generated at expected interval while over purge tower.

It appears to be an issue where the pings only occur when there is a tool change. On models with layer changes on every layer, the pings appear to return to what appears to be every layer, or at least a regular interval. I have not tested this in a print. P2PP_Keychain_qty2_V30.zip https://github.com/tomvandeneede/p2pp/files/8239015/P2PP_Keychain_qty2_V30.zip As and aside, in the P2PP output, the colors of the [###] is correct, but the description is slightly inaccurate!

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superblobmonster commented 2 years ago

Yep!

Calibration print was successful, running larger print now! Got one ping that started the first pause on the transition tower, and the second pause over the part.

Thank you Tom!

superblobmonster commented 2 years ago

Continuation of Accessory pings- If a ping starts late in the purge tower, the second pause can occur off the purge tower and on the main print. Pings seem to have a chance of being missed. Worth noting, I have a long ~120mm output tube which may be 'smearing' the ping pause.

tomvandeneede commented 2 years ago

Ben,

that is a choice to be made. It is very difficult to get all pings over the tower at this moment with the current processing. will see is anything can be improved but it will not be so easy I do not understand why this would contribute to pings being missed, The pings are 2 pauses within between a defined extrusion, unless the extrusion in-between suffers from the long tube (i.e. through compression of generated filament) there should be no reason for this pings to go undetected. Anyway there is not much that can be done from gcode perspective to solve this I think

On 4 Apr 2022, at 04:22, Ben @.***> wrote:

Continuation of Accessory pings- If a ping starts late in the purge tower, the second pause can occur off the purge tower and on the main print. Pings seem to have a chance of being missed. Worth noting, I have a long ~120mm output tube which may be 'smearing' the ping pause.

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