I think it would look pretty cool if there was a current layer visualization panel on the web interface. Maybe it could update with what paths it has drawn so far. I was thinking just a simple 2D one similar to the way pronterface displays G-code. I don't know how resource intensive it might be but I think it might be a cool extra feature if Chris or someone has the time to spare.

It was the wrong part number, I got the new one installed and avrdude accepted it for programming.

@curieos I found the answer to my own question. https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m563-define-or-remove-a-tool I can use the L parameter to set which drive to map filament to.

@Phaedrux To be clear, I'm not having any issues homing. No errors are encountered at any point. Everything works perfectly, the only issue is the IS plugin won't allow me to record motion profiles because it thinks the machine is not fully homed.

It's an IDEX printer, so the secondary toolhead is the U axis. It also has a euclid as Z-probe, so that displays as being triggered when it's not deployed since it's NC.

@T3P3Tony I'd be happy to provide whatever diagnostic data he could desire. It will have to wait until Monday, though that's a benefit in this case, as the web interface will be quite sluggish then.

@chrishamm Thanks, wasn't sure if this was a "solve it in linux" issue or a problem to solve in DSF.

I've been noticing that DWC becomes very slow to respond if the page is not reloaded for a few days. This is especially problematic when using an SBC with a display plugged in, since it is not easy to reload the page without a keyboard attached (like in the case of a kiosk mode browser using a touch interface), though it also happens on Windows 10 in Firefox. We are using DWC 2.4.6

I uploaded the config files via Filezilla, and I can't edit any of the files that didn't already exist. I can edit config.g fine, but all of the other files fail due to permission errors. Is there an easy way to fix this?

@curieos I found the answer to my own question. https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m563-define-or-remove-a-tool I can use the L parameter to set which drive to map filament to.

@o_lampe Okay, then link me to where I can find out more.

@o_lampe Unless this is outdated, this is the intended configuration as per: https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Machine_configuration/Configuration_IDEX

T0 and T1 exist separately as their own tools. They are joined together into tool 2, as per the documentation:

M563 P2 D0:1 H1:2 X0:3 F2:3 S"Duplicator"	; define tool 2, "duplicator mode"
G10 P2 X0 Y0 U-320 S0 R0			; set tool offsets and temperatures
G10 P2 R0 S0					; set initial tool 1 active and standby temperatures to 0C
M567 P2 E1:1					; set mix ratio 100% on both extruders

Mirror mode is not always useful. Sometimes you want two of the exact same part, and they are not symetrical.

I have T2 configured as "duplicator" mode, and I'm trying to figure out how to run the config.g for the loaded filament. Since it's configured as a "mixing extruder" with multiple drives, I'm assuming RRF won't allow me to set it as loaded with a filament, but the tools that make up T2 are loaded with filaments. Is there an established way of running the config.g in tpost2.g?

@Phaedrux It's working now. Not sure what changed, but I did put it in a slightly different place this time.

@Phaedrux That doesn't seem to work. I was looking in the model browser, and it wasn't updating user workspace coordinates for that axis though. I added it to the homing macros, and I tried running it in the console and it didn't seem to do anything. I can try again when I get into work.