Did we end up getting the new trajectory planner?

Hey all,

Built my machine in 2015 and I'm putting it back into service. It's running LinuxCNC 2.6.4. The trajectory planner in this version seems to handle multiple segments at a feedrate of around 1/4 of requested, or pauses between two tangent arcs.

I often use G64 P0.005 Q0.005 to increase the path tolerance which does help a lot, but a few years ago there was talk of a new trajectory planner that was able to look further ahead and execute moves at a higher speed while maintaining tight tolerances.

Was this trajectory planner ever implemented, and if I upgrade do I need to do anything to enable it?

yes from 2.7.11
and also from the 2.8 master the G64 got changed in traj

I was looking at the changelogs and I didn't find anything about it. Not in 2.7.11 either. Is it just not in the changelog?

linuxcnc.org/2017/07/28/LinuxCNC-2.7.11/

it is a complete new system as from 2.7
and all got renewed in 2.8 as the system changed from AXIS to Joint to to more and more robotic and gantry

The new trajectory planner was added to 2.7 when it was Master. (2014 Oct 22: 2.7.0~pre2) The general release of 2.7 has always had the new planner.

lukepighetti wrote: Hey all,

Built my machine in 2015 and I'm putting it back into service. It's running LinuxCNC 2.6.4. The trajectory planner in this version seems to handle multiple segments at a feedrate of around 1/4 of requested, or pauses between two tangent arcs.

I often use G64 P0.005 Q0.005 to increase the path tolerance which does help a lot, but a few years ago there was talk of a new trajectory planner that was able to look further ahead and execute moves at a higher speed while maintaining tight tolerances.

Was this trajectory planner ever implemented, and if I upgrade do I need to do anything to enable it?

All you need to do is update to 2.7. The new planner is used by default, although it is possible to disable it and revert to the old system.