Sequential G1 moves blended?

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06 Nov 2020 14:40 - 06 Nov 2020 14:46 #188505 by JetForMe
EDIT: Ah, I found what I was looking for: linuxcnc.org/docs/html/user/user-concepts.html#_path_following

I got my ATC working tonight, but one thing I'm seeing is that the following code doesn't move first in Z and then in Y. It moves most of the way in Z, then starts moving in Y before the Z is complete. I think this is a mode, right? How do I get it to finish Z before Y?
G53 G1 F4000 Z #<_ini[atc]z_pocket>   ; Move down in front of fork
G53 G1 F3000 Y #<_ini[atc]y_pocket>   ; Move tool into fork
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06 Nov 2020 16:07 #188512 by dgarrett

How do I get it to finish Z before Y?


Placing a command that forces a synch between the g1 moves
will probably suffice.

Using a dummy read command (M66E0L0) is often convenient
with minimal side effects (it will update #5399).

www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/m-code.html#mcode:m66
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06 Nov 2020 23:25 #188555 by JetForMe
You think that's better than G64?

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06 Nov 2020 23:45 #188557 by MaHa
Replied by MaHa on topic Sequential G1 moves blended?
As the description says, G64 Path Blending, there is an area with 2 axis moving. i would use G61 Exact Path Mode to execute one move after the other, or if you want keep the setting for G64 , a queue-buster M66 as recommended before

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