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Framing a metric GCode job on an imperial config
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3 years 7 months ago #266472
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Replied by Doug @ Design8Studio.com on topic Framing a metric GCode job on an imperial config
Thank you! You all are awesome!
I understand about the framing thing. For whatever reason I cannot reproduce it either! If I ever encounter it again, I will do my best to document and investigate it!
I understand about the framing thing. For whatever reason I cannot reproduce it either! If I ever encounter it again, I will do my best to document and investigate it!
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3 years 7 months ago #266623
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Just wanted to drop a quick note and let you know I was able to reproduce this tonight. It might be a few days until this gets a proper fix, there's a lot at play here.
If you're curious, here's how to reproduce:
1. open imperial qtplasmac
2. open a metric file
3. press cycle start
4. framing after running this file will be tiny
The reason is because the gcode puts the imperial machine in G21 mode, and it persists after the cycle is stopped. If you do a framing after that, all the behind the scenes MDI commands will be interpreted as millimeters instead of inches.
A work around would be to type G20 in the MDI. Then try framing again. The DRO will change back to metric once you press cycle start.
Replied by snowgoer540 on topic Framing a metric GCode job on an imperial config
Thank you! You all are awesome!
I understand about the framing thing. For whatever reason I cannot reproduce it either! If I ever encounter it again, I will do my best to document and investigate it!
Just wanted to drop a quick note and let you know I was able to reproduce this tonight. It might be a few days until this gets a proper fix, there's a lot at play here.
If you're curious, here's how to reproduce:
1. open imperial qtplasmac
2. open a metric file
3. press cycle start
4. framing after running this file will be tiny
The reason is because the gcode puts the imperial machine in G21 mode, and it persists after the cycle is stopped. If you do a framing after that, all the behind the scenes MDI commands will be interpreted as millimeters instead of inches.
A work around would be to type G20 in the MDI. Then try framing again. The DRO will change back to metric once you press cycle start.
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3 years 7 months ago #266624
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Wow, it's amazing you were able to figure out how I stumbled upon it! I'm glad to know I was not crazy. LOL
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3 years 7 months ago #266798
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Replied by snowgoer540 on topic Framing a metric GCode job on an imperial config
I pushed a fix for this. Whenever the buildbot is done doing its thing, it will be ready.
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