QOI image from PS 2.6.0-a4 aborts print on RRF 3.5.0b2

Exerqtor

@dc42
FYI this is still an active issue between PS 2.6.0-a5 & RRF 3.5.0b2. I've been doing heaps of prints with the thumbnails disabled (without any issue), and thought i would give it another go now after they released alpha5 but it behaves just the same✌

jay_s_uk

@Exerqtor this is strange as i'm printing with PS 2.6 a4 and not had an issue with thumbnails enabled.
What resolution do you have set for them?

Exerqtor

@jay_s_uk
Agreed, I've got them set to 160x160.

jay_s_uk

@Exerqtor mine are set to 64x64, 400x400
can you try those?

Exerqtor

@jay_s_uk said in QOI image from PS 2.6.0-a4 aborts print on RRF 3.5.0b2:

64x64, 400x400

Sure, I got a print running ATM. But i'll slice the next job with those resolutions.

Exerqtor

Naah, it shit's the bed with 64x64, 400x400 as well. Are you using any form of start.g though @jay_s_uk ?

I deleted the 400x400 QUI data from the sliced file that just failed, and now it works. So it might seem like it kinda panics and aborts if the QUI image data is to large/long or something.

jay_s_uk

@Exerqtor I'm not using start.g
I pass parameters through to another macro

Exerqtor

@jay_s_uk Might be the combo of larger/longer QUI images and start.g that makes it shit the bed then.

I just tried another print at 64x64 and it didn't work either. This was a larger stl/object so the QUI image data was more lines than the one that worked though.

Next i'll test dropping the start.g to see how that works out 😮‍💨🤷‍♂️

Exerqtor

Ditched start.g and now it all works with both 60x60 and 400x400 thumbnails. Soooo thats the last nail in start.g in my regard lmao.

dc42

@Exerqtor thanks. This is on my list to look at when I have finished my current tasks. Have you already posted your start.g in this thread? If not, please do so.

Exerqtor

@dc42 said in QOI image from PS 2.6.0-a4 aborts print on RRF 3.5.0b2:

Have you already posted your start.g in this thread? If not, please do so.

Here you go:

; start.g  v1.3
; Called whenever you start a print, run before slicer gcode at start of print

echo "start.g start"
G21                                                                            ; Set units to millimeters
G90                                                                            ; Use absolute coordinates
M83                                                                            ; Use relative distances for extrusion
M140 S65                                                                       ; Set bed temperature to 65°C
if exists(global.sb_leds)
  set global.sb_leds = "heating"                                               ; StealthBurner LED status
T0                                                                             ; Select Tool 0
M291 P"Print started, preheating." T10                                         ; Info message
G4 S1                                                                          ; Wait 1 second
M220 S100                                                                      ; Reset speed factor
M221 S100                                                                      ; Reset extrusion factor
M290 R0 S0                                                                     ; Reset baby stepping
M107                                                                           ; Turn off the part cooling fan
if heat.heaters[0].current < 65
  M140 S65                                                                     ; Set bed temperature to 65°C
  M116 H0                                                                      ; Wait for the bed to reach its temperature
echo "start.g end