Layercalculation in WebIf - Madness

[MoS-tekknix]

]Hi,

I've a problem which drives me nuts.

In my End-Script i let run the Heatbed down to maximum (365mm). The WebInterface calculates this into the amount of layers which should be printed (here 1825 Layers).

If i remove the G1-Command from my End-Script the calculation is right.

Are there any chances how to deal with this?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B39F2gM1VUvOUUFVUjl2WEVibTg

Cheers
MoS-tekknix

[Motalw]

You can just use G90: Set to Absolute Positioning and then G1 Z365. it should work

[MoS-tekknix]

Thanks,

will give it a try

[darookee]

I use M98 in my before and after g-codes to run macros: [c]M98 P/sys/before_print.g[/c]. They don't get calculated into the layerheight…

[MoS-tekknix]

With G90 there is no difference.

My End-Script:

[[language]]
G1 E-2 F900  ;retract the filament a bit before lifting the nozzle
 to release some of the pressure
M104 S0 ;extruder heater off
M140 S0 ;heated bed heater off (if you have it)
G90
G1 Z365 E-2  F900 ;move Z down and retract filament even more
G1 X-12 Y-10 ; Send X and Y Axis to Hom
M84 ;steppers off
M18
M144
 

WebIf shows:

[[language]]
Size:
2.2 MiB
Object Height:
365 mm
Layer Height:
0.22 mm / 0.2 mm
Filament Usage:
19419.9 mm
Generated by:
Simplify3D(R) Version 4.0.0
 

[Motalw]

what if you try to use G0 instead of G1?

[MoS-tekknix]

It make no difference if G0 or G1 it is Simplify3D which calculates the complete lines and notice also my LowerBed-Function.

Therefore, nothing what Duet or DWC is responsible for.

I go for the solution from darookee and use a Macro.

Cheers
MoS-tekknix