When I generate my Gcode using Luban is is consistently putting an absolute calibration g command for -10 x and -10 y, which is outside of the work area.
This causes the code to hang because it can never reach -10,-10.
I have been manually adjusting the G1 command to go to 0,0 instead of -10,-10.
It prints fine when I do this.
I am on Mac with Luban 4.1.4.
Any ideas how I can modify this setting so I don’t have to manually adjust the gcode?
Thanks,
Bryce
Do you have the right model of SM selected for the machine you have?
-S
In the past, the -10/-10 move was possible and used for the initial priming of the nozzle. Admittedly, I never looked into GCode, but at the beginning of the print my head did exactly this… Have yet not updated from 1.13.2… Seems that 1.14.x still is somewhat bug-infested.
Just pulled up an old GCode (being back at my workstation now), and it has in it
G28 ;home
G90 ;absolute positioning
G1 X-10 Y-10 F3000
and worked past then.
So if this fails now, I suppose it’s another firmware bug… Can others verify?
Thanks for the info!
I have the correct model selected in the software.
I also just realized I may not have given the machine sufficient time to heat all the elements.
I am going to print another thing soon and will ensure the bed and nozzle are to temp before deeming it “broken”.
Will report what I find.
yes, I was being too impatient.
Once the extruder and bed got up to temp it moved away from -10,-10 and began printing.
Thanks!
