change the ini with the axis interface open

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30 Oct 2024 01:02 #313466 by Thayloreing
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Is there any way to create a button to select two different accelerations? example
my machine has an acceleration of 1000ms2 in the ini file, I want to create a button in the axis interface that when I press it changes the acceleration to 500, so I can work with heavy parts more smoothly without having to change it manually

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30 Oct 2024 01:54 #313468 by tommylight
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06 Nov 2024 13:00 #313894 by Thayloreing
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Is there a way to change the acceleration while the program is running? I tried to use m68 to change the acceleration during the program, but the planner ignores the change commands, but when I only run m68 it changes the acceleration as I determine.

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06 Nov 2024 14:04 #313908 by tommylight
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Pretty sure it was discussed here recently, have a look at "recent topics" on the forum menu.
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06 Nov 2024 15:42 - 06 Nov 2024 15:43 #313917 by Aciera
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 I tried to use m68 to change the acceleration during the program, but the planner ignores the change commands, but when I only run m68 it changes the acceleration as I determine.



Changes to the ini.* halpin values during Gcode execution will only take effect after a 'queuebuster' command (eg 'M66 E0 L0') in the gcode. A queuebuster is a command that stops and reinitializes the interpreter with the current ini.* pin values . M68 alone does not cause such a synchronization. 
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