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    • nytundefined
      nyt
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      First, it seems baby step is not carrying over between prints. If I have to lower nozzle height by 0.1 for a print, then print again, I have to lower it by another 0.1

      Second, it seems the Z height will not move below 0 - $babystep.
      For example babystep is at -0.7, G1 Z0 will bring it down to 0.7. running G1 Z0.5 will have no effect.

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      • nytundefined
        nyt
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        Any ideas on this?

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        • deckingmanundefined
          deckingman @nyt
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          @nyt said in 2.01beta1 baby step / z movement bug:

          Any ideas on this?

          Only that the purpose of baby stepping is to correct first layer adhesion for a single print. If you have to use it every time, then you should make a more permanent fix for the incorrect first layer height, e.g the Z offset when homing.

          Ian
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          • Phaedruxundefined
            Phaedrux Moderator
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            This may also be related to a bug in beta1. I suggest trying beta 2 and seeing if it is resolved.

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            • dc42undefined
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              Yes, please try 2.02beta2.

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