I'm working dual toolhead setup. T0 regular FDM extruder and T1 a syringe-based paste extruder. With any change, let's say a new needle, the needle will be off every time.
Is there a way to measure and set the needle-offset by passing it through a series of different opto-endstops, let say X' Y' and Z'?
This is with the intention of using a macro after homing T0 to set the T1 offset automatically.
Hello DSF experts,
I want to modify the value of a global variable using CommandConnection as follows:
pConn = CommandConnection()
pConn.connect()
pConn.lock_object_model()
pConn.set_object_model("global.a_MachPos", "123")
pConn.unlock_object_model()
However, the code doesn't change the value of the global variable a_MachPos. The code was based on the comments in base_command_connectioon.py file
In the future, I want to be able to change the values of variables used inside jobs.
Thanks for you help.
@dc42 I'll keep an eye on it and try my best not to definitely fry my board this time
Really happy with how you design this board. It has been a blast playing with them.
Kudos to you and the Duet team!
Hi Devs,
I used to program in C and a bit more in C++ some 20 years ago. Some of the basics are there but my experience ended in object-oriented coding. I'm asking for your recommendations on literature/courses/tutorials on how to restart my coding skills in order to make some firmware modifications for the Duet 3 family. Any advice will be appreciated.
I'll take a look.
Thanks for the fast answers.
I've been working with Marlin and Smoothieware, but the Duet it's a superior solution to anything I have seen. Congrats and keep up with the excellent work.