Adaptive pi
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@droftarts I discovered a new branch of math and it's electrical. It started with trying to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem and discovered it Been thinking dc42 would love It. I have a github for it. /RDM3DC/Adaptive-Resistance-Principle-ARP- also the tsp solver my help with shorter toolpaths.
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@Ozzzzzzy Okay, this is the Github repository: https://github.com/RDM3DC/Adaptive-Resistance-Principle-ARP-
I can't see the Python adaptive toolpath script in there. Using the TSP solver for toolpaths would be more for a slicer to integrate.Ian
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@droftarts there's allot of info in the discussions, I havnt fully solved tsp yet but it might , you can make a slicer plugin that should work if you use the equation that should improve toolpaths, I messed with it weeks ago but would have to dig for it. I think the adaptive pi and the tsp slicer plugin would be 2 separate things derived from the same eqution and the heater tuner is seperate
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@Ozzzzzzy I got an email if this is my account and it is. Just havnt posted in a long time and if you've read my post you no I can't spell so I need all the help I can get from ai, it did most the math I just discovered an analog computer with er fluid that might be able to solve tsp and then simulated it with python and the equation came from that
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@Ozzzzzzy said in Adaptive pi:
@Ozzzzzzy I got an email if this is my account and it is. Just havnt posted in a long time
Okay, thanks, just checking, as it's been a while (5 years) since you last posted!
Ian
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@Ozzzzzzy "This is a post-processing script"? I don't see a script beyond the snippets, and I don't see a linked file. Download the script from where?
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@MJLew what slicer do you want I will try and make 1
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@MJLew I made a github but just made it and have not tested any of it /RDM3DC/TSP-slicer)
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@Ozzzzzzy Most of my printing is of gcode that I construct with my own custom code generating software. Hand-coded, if you like.
I used to use arcs extensively when my Duet-equipped Voron was my primary production printer, but I bought a Prusa MK4 and found to my horror that the firmware at that time did not properly support arcs! I changed all of my code to eliminate arcs. Finally, a long time after my prompting* Prusa added arc support to the firmware but my experiments suggested that arcs caused gave stuttering movements with blobs and zits and so I did not go back to arcs.
*I suspect that my questions and complaints did nothing to accelerate the incorporation of arcs into the firmware, as it was when PrusaSlicer integrated an ArcWelder-like feature that it was done.
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@MJLew it only substitutes arcs after it has reduced travel moves, and it sets the segmentation tolerance so the planner doesn’t choke . On RRF the default 0.05 mm arc segmentation works well; on recent Prusa FW it’s about 0.0125 mm. Maybe
