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    • robmundefined
      robm
      last edited by

      With the change in 1.21RC3 disallowing G0/G1 moves if the relevant axis is not homed, I propose changing the head movement commands associated with buttons on the 'Machine Control' tab to have the S2 parameter. At least for the moves less than 50mm - buttons so enabled could have some colour or graphical change to indicate that they will move regardless of homing state.

      I find it is common to need to move some part of the printer after powering up and it may not be appropriate / desirable / safe to home an axis first.

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      • resamundefined
        resam
        last edited by

        I was wondering the same - but didn't have time to test it yet.
        Does this mean DWC and PanelDue need to be updated so the jogging buttons work again?

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        • robmundefined
          robm
          last edited by

          redundant now, can set

          M564 H0 ; allow moving axes without homing first

          if you want this.

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          • daveidmxundefined
            daveidmx
            last edited by daveidmx

            If this feature is implemented, it should take into consideration that G1 S2 moves on delta and corexy command individual motors to move, rather than moving in XYZ-space.

            <edit>I see this has already been implemented, and there has already been a bug fix for this.</edit>

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