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updated the script for greasemonkey/tampermonkey... apparently they sandbox a few things so link handling attachments had to be more complicated than a usual first-class-citizen script. The *monkey plugins seem to work pretty nice now, certainly a more handy way to run it than to paste it in all the time 🙂

@t3p3tony , no worries! Not even a problem. I used to be a maintainer over on Apache/Jakarta stuff, totally get it.

My other branch has the menu generating whole pages/routes to make control panels, and that's much less likely to be merged 🙂

Forks are part of the coolness of open source. The Ooznest CNC version is what convinced me to take the leap on something not a printer, and now I don't think I'd like it any other way... and now it's part of the core, sweetness.

@owend awesome, thank you bunches!

@jay_s_uk Thanks. That's good to know. I'll take a gander at it when I get time.

@o_lampe ...sure, I just meant that the firmware has logic it can borrow from, but that it needs to optionally consider other interrupts.

@thekm The slow down when using an analogue probe (like the IR probe) no longer happens in RRF 3.3 and later (and only works with Z probing afaik). Instead M558 allows the fast then slow probing. See under 'New features' here https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/wiki/Changelog-RRF-3.x#reprapfirmware-33

• M558 now accepts either one or two F values, e.g. F1000:300. If two values are provided, then when executing a G30 command with no P parameter an additional probe using the first speed will first be done to establish the approximate Z=0 position, followed by one or more probes (controlled by the A parameter) to establish Z=0 more precisely.
• When using an analog Z probe, the probing speed is no longer reduced when the probe is close to triggering. Use the new M558 facility to do fast-then-slow probing instead, if necessary.

Also, not relevant here, but the IR probe is always in digital mode on Duet 3, because of the permanent pullup resistor. On Duet 2 it can be run in analog mode.

Ian