Sensorless Homing crashing at ending script of first print
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@Phaedrux can you expand on what you mean by "won't change the actual performance of the stall detection?"
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@Phaedrux do you have a basic structure I could use to build off of?
It would really help an enormous amount. And I will be sure to include it in the dozuki so others can tune theirs too!
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Perhaps something like this?
stalld-printing.g
; sets stall detection values to be used when printing M915 X Y S7 R1 F1 ; Stall-d threshold 7, Action to 1 - log it, Filter mode 1 -filtered, one reading per 4 full stepsstalld-homing.g:
; sets stall detection values to be used when homing M915 X Y S3 R0 F0 ; Stall-d threshold 3, Action to 0 - no action, Filter mode 0 - unfiltered, one reading per full stepPlace M98 P"stalld-homing.g" at the start of each homing file, and M98 P"stalld-printing.g" at the end of each homing file. This way you can take the commands out of your slicer and also just make changes to the stalld files for adjusting.
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Yes that's exactly it. I use the same method for changing motor currents, etc
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@Kolbi you guys are rock stars. Thank you so much. I will make sure that this info is out there for everyone else.
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@djstephenson1 No worries. I keep meaning to do the same type of thing to my homing routines too; having homeall call the individual axes, but I've been in a combination of busy and lazy
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@djstephenson1 I just did this to my files since it was fresh on the brain but I decided to leave the homeall.g as a standalone (not calling each homing file from within it).
You can see it here if you want: https://github.com/rkolbi/RRF-machine-config-files/tree/master/Prusa MK3s -
@Kolbi Awesome! I will certainly check it out
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@Kolbi Your github is great!
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@djstephenson1 Thanks! Glad you like it / found it useful.
