@DaveA this is now fixed in time for the next 3.6 beta release. Thank you for reporting it.

m36 "1732895968432-reservoirspacer-1mm.gcode" { "err": 0, "fileName": "1732895968432-reservoirspacer-1mm.gcode", "size": 100995, "lastModified": "2024-12-01T08:49:22", "height": 1, "layerHeight": 0.2, "numLayers": 5, "filament": [ 824.1 ], "thumbnails": [], "generatedBy": "Simplify3D(R) Version 4.1.2" }

@dc42 said in `move.rotation` not updated in Object Model browser:

PS - I have been wondering whether each workplace should have its own rotation angle and origin values, however I can't find any indication that any CNC machines support this.

My usage of rotation compensation has been to probe a work piece, set the workplace origin, calculate the center position and then rotate it around the centre to align the workpiece with the axes. This is to account for the stock not being held perfectly in alignment with the machine. Different workplaces can refer to different work pieces being machined at the same time or different orientations of the same workpiece that are machined in sequence.

In both of these cases, the rotation value is specific to the workplace so personally I do think activating it on a per workplace basis makes sense.

Right now I track the probed rotation value in a global indexed by workplace and there's a gcode called by the postprocessor after switching workplace that activates the rotation from the stored value.

@patrickwjoyce , try starting your macros (homex.g, homey.g, homez.g) with command
M400 S1 ; wait until motion stops, do not release any axes or extruders

@chrishamm This error shows up more frequently with 3.60-b2

@Subractive Please post your full config.g here as well.

You guys rock !!!

@pouryatorabi I can't think of anything, but am looking forward to suggestions, if there are any by others

@Ballador I've just tried this using a recent 3.6 (standalone) build. Works fine for me on Chrome on Windows 11, ChromeOS (Asus Chromebook) and Android (Pixel 7a). Not suggesting you should switch to 3.6, just providing another data point.

@chrishamm Gotcha. Thanks for the info 👍

Implemented limit checks and machine position calculation so the moves work properly, this is how it works in practice: video

@DK4YA said in Tool Fan selector in Duet Web Control:

I'll try here. There is still no solution for the double controller with the same function?

The solution is to hide the slider if you don't want to see it duplicated.

@droftarts, @oliof

Thanks for the info. I will ensure to close all browser windows before doing any more testing.

I am not sure it is related, but my network setup is 2x Asus rt-ax56U routers, one main, one a mesh access point connected on a wifi backbone with the duet via ethernet.

Oddly, the board no longer appears in the list of clients even though I can connect to DWC. It seems to be causing issues on my network. Unclear to me what is going in. I may redo my network and see if there is any improvement.

@droftarts Understood, thanks again, prevented me from wasting a day chasing my tail 😉

@jay_s_uk It seems like I instantly felt in love with BtnCmd. 😄

Cheers....

@droftarts Even if there is a slight hiss, it is enough. I am doing this to test the pins for now. That is my purpose. I connected one end to spi.cs2 and the other end to ground

@DonStauffer You could connect via USB while the printer is running, and turn the WiFi off and on with M552 S-1 then M552 S1. Otherwise I think it will be fine to leave it until the print finishes.

Ian

@rechrtb Yes. I have all three machines open in different browser tabs on multiple computers.

This worked, Thank you!

@jayem1427 try yawcam https://www.yawcam.com/ that should work I think

@cosmowave thats great. many thanks