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Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
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2 months 4 weeks ago #348301
by TheTinkeringMechanic1
I have to trim the size of the image down otherwise I get an error saying the image is too big.
If for some strange reason I decide against my better judgment to come back here again and ask a question, do me a favor, don't reply to it.
I really don't care if you know the answer. I am going to ignore anything you post from here on out. If it was possible to block you from seeing anything I post here, I would.
Have a day you deserve.
Replied by TheTinkeringMechanic1 on topic Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
tommylight post= You did neither, seems you are hiding something...
Yet you ask us for help.
I have to trim the size of the image down otherwise I get an error saying the image is too big.
If for some strange reason I decide against my better judgment to come back here again and ask a question, do me a favor, don't reply to it.
I really don't care if you know the answer. I am going to ignore anything you post from here on out. If it was possible to block you from seeing anything I post here, I would.
Have a day you deserve.
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2 months 4 weeks ago #348303
by MaHa
Replied by MaHa on topic Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
To analyze problems with gcode, it is so much easier to load the relevant file into your own simulation and test it than to look at a screenshot and make some assumptions...
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2 months 4 weeks ago #348305
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
But what was on lines 1-4? The screen shot of your code does't show. It would have been better (and used less bandwidth) to upload the actual g-code file, rather than an image of a screen shot.
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3 weeks 21 hours ago #350171
by TheTinkeringMechanic1
Replied by TheTinkeringMechanic1 on topic Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
Whenever I tap the file icon with the + on it to create a new program, it starts off with 1-4 as empty lines before it puts M2 on the 5th line. This was throwing off the sequence between the program vs what was shown in the preview creating my issue. Now that I'm aware of it I can delete the empty lines prior to writing the program.
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3 weeks 16 hours ago #350177
by tuxcnc
Replied by tuxcnc on topic Highlighted gcode doesn't follow current position.
Since I understood absolutely nothing from the author's description of the thread, and the matter intrigued me, I decided to try to reproduce this error.
It looks like this:
Here with the dark theme, which in my opinion is absolutely useless in practice, but shows better which line is highlighted:
To sum up.
The error only occurs when the percent sign is preceded by blank lines. (If any text precedes it, the program cannot be loaded.)
Then, if we select a path in the preview, the nth line of the file will be highlighted in the file window instead of the nth line of g-code.
Overall, the error is insignificant and occurs in very specific conditions, but this thread is proof that the user can become very confused...
It looks like this:
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Here with the dark theme, which in my opinion is absolutely useless in practice, but shows better which line is highlighted:
Attachment not found
To sum up.
The error only occurs when the percent sign is preceded by blank lines. (If any text precedes it, the program cannot be loaded.)
Then, if we select a path in the preview, the nth line of the file will be highlighted in the file window instead of the nth line of g-code.
Overall, the error is insignificant and occurs in very specific conditions, but this thread is proof that the user can become very confused...
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