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    • T3P3Tonyundefined
      T3P3Tony administrators @CR3D
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      @cr3d said in RRF 3.4 Beta 7 | Tool-Offsets Issue:

      G1 R2 X0 Y0 Z2 ; restore position 2mm above

      By having this command you are moving the T1 to the position of T0 before the tool change was commanded. I think that's not what you want to do if you are first parking T0 using some gcode in the print file, and then commanding the tool change.

      is that what is happening? It would be good to share part of a gcode file you are printing along with all the tool change macros so we can understand what behaviour is happening in more detail.

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      • CR3Dundefined
        CR3D @T3P3Tony
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        @t3p3tony Thank you for your Answer!

        The command was just integrated because it was prescribed in the change log that it should now be used like this.

        Basically, we've used it before because it's good to move over the component first and then lower Z when changing tools.

        As I said, it just doesn't work anymore since the update!

        No Gcode is necessary at all, this also happens if you last had the tool far outside and after the tool change the print head wants to go back to the old position and then crashes.

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        • T3P3Tonyundefined
          T3P3Tony administrators @CR3D
          last edited by T3P3Tony

          @cr3d said in RRF 3.4 Beta 7 | Tool-Offsets Issue:

          after the tool change the print head wants to go back to the old position

          yes, this is the purpose of the G1 R2 command so in that sense its working as intended - returning the tool head to the position of the previous tool. If you remove the G1 R2 commands from the print Tool change file, what happens?

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          • dc42undefined
            dc42 administrators @CR3D
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            @cr3d I am reviewing your thread. You have reported two different issues:

            1. The tool not being at the correct height after a tool change, when the tools have different Z offsets; and later:

            2. Tools crashing into each other during a tool change.

            In order that I can make progress, please provide:

            1. Your complete config,g file
            2. Your complete tool change files, and any macro files that they invoke;
            3. The GCode file you are trying to print (at least up to and including the first few tool changes);
            4. A description of what the issue(s) that you have at present, using firmware 3.4.2rc3.

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            • CR3Dundefined
              CR3D @dc42
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              @dc42

              I will make a new documaetation with the newest Firmware tomorrow.

              The issue with the incorrect height after the tool change was fixed from you!

              The only problem is the handling of the tool position (old position of the previous tool) after the toolchange... this is not working.

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              • dc42undefined
                dc42 administrators @CR3D
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                @cr3d if it's just the height that needs to be corrected after a tool change to allow for the new tool Z offset, then you could use just G1 R2 Z0 at the end of the tpost file so that X and Y are not moved. This should be sufficient if the slicer always generates a travel move after the T command and before the first extruding move.

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                • T3P3Tonyundefined
                  T3P3Tony administrators @CR3D
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                  @cr3d does the slicer always generate a travel move to the new tool start position after the tool change command? If so then please see if DC42s solution works.

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                  • VoodooBaneundefined
                    VoodooBane
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                    So I am having this issue of the u-axis not having the same Z-height on the X axis .. this is assumed by the T1(the second extruder) not laying down a layer...

                    My bed is pretty darn flat. I have both of my Z-axis rods independent and I have them auto tram...

                    I figured out that for Slic3r (any kind of Slic3r fork) with RepRap firmware the retractions, Z-lift values, and speeds NEED to be in the setup in RRF firmware, and all of the settings need to be disabled in Slic3r. I do not know how I found this out.

                    Source: https://blog.prusa3d.com/slic3r-and-marlin-configuration-for-reprap-firmware-retraction-2_3686/

                    I am running a V-cast 1.5 please see the link: https://myhub.autodesk360.com/ue2a0f85b/g/shares/SH35dfcQT936092f0e43f11e68d181475a37
                    The only difference to that model is that I am running a different extruder and hot-end.

                    Can anyone help me with this problem and find a solution? It seems no one has found a fix or what they did to fix it.

                    All my .config files are attached; please tell me if you see something wrong.

                    bed.g
                    config.g
                    homeall.g
                    homeu.g
                    homex.g
                    homey.g
                    homez.g

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                    • VoodooBaneundefined
                      VoodooBane
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                      Also here are my tool files;

                      tfree0.g
                      tfree1.g
                      tpost0.g
                      tpost1.g
                      tpre0.g
                      tpre1.g

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                      • jay_s_ukundefined
                        jay_s_uk @VoodooBane
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                        @VoodooBane you're best off starting a new thread rather than hijacking someone elses

                        Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32 port of RRF. Assume I'm running whatever the latest beta/stable build is

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                        • VoodooBaneundefined
                          VoodooBane @jay_s_uk
                          last edited by VoodooBane

                          @jay_s_uk Ah yes will do. My mistake. Did mean to hijack anything..lol I will start a new thread. Sorry about that.

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                          • sebkritikelundefined
                            sebkritikel @VoodooBane
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                            @VoodooBane said in RRF 3.4 Beta 7 | Tool-Offsets Issue:

                            @jay_s_uk Ah yes will do. My mistake. Did mean to hijack anything..lol I will start a new thread. Sorry about that.

                            If you get a chance to make a new thread, please upload a sample gcode file. I haven't been able to reproduce the issues described by @CR3D on my IDEX machine.

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                            • VoodooBaneundefined
                              VoodooBane @sebkritikel
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                              @sebkritikel I actually figured it out... lol I was doing a negative value on my T1 z-offset. But I changed, I got rid of the negative sign on the Z offset. it is working now. the layers are going down now.

                              Only wish I could use a fork of slic3r that allowed you to adjust the z-hop, z-retration, etc in the slicer itself instead of the firmware.

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