Given a bed size of 300x200, if I try to print an object of the same size, it gets offset about 2mm into negative space.
To bring it back to positive values, I must set the plate about 4mm wider/deeper.
.....WHY ?
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Davide Ardizzoia
Bed size
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Re: Bed size
If I pick the xy center of my bed with number of extruders = 2, my prints are way off center. Wondering if that's part of the same problem or if I need to do some math to find the bed center with dual extruders.
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Re: Bed size
I tested all possible Windows versions up to 1.5 beta 2.7 with the same results.Davide Ardizzoia wrote:Given a bed size of 300x200, if I try to print an object of the same size, it gets offset about 2mm into negative space.
To bring it back to positive values, I must set the plate about 4mm wider/deeper.
I think this is part of a wider weird behaviour...
- - If I load an object of the same size as the bed, it gets displayed centred on X an offset into negative Y. The grid turns red and the positioning sliders do not work. Slicing generates negative X coordinates, which makes belts slip
- If I load an object 1 tenth of a millimeter smaller than the bed bounds, it gets displayed in negative X AND negative Y!!. Grid is also red and positioning sliders do not work
- If the object is 2mm smaller than the bed bounds, it gets displayed centred on Y and offset into negative X. Grid red, positioning also does not work
Skirt/Pillar/Raft settings are set all to none.
So this still needs fixing I guess... (?)
FANTASTIC SLICER BY THE WAY!!