Add a printer profile option to allow centered origin #852
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beds Some printers have (0, 0) at the center of the bed. Circular beds commonly, but also some rectangular beds.
Also, modify the cura slicer to recognize the setting and avoid adjusting the model position, just leave it in the center where it would be on a circular platform
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Here's some updates based on feedback. I successfully sliced with the Cura addin for my printer which has the origin in the center. |
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* Proper origin visualization in gcode viewer for centered rectangular * Validation of origin profile entry * Auto-migration of existing profiles upon load * Added changelog entry
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This is an attempt at fixing #682. It doesn't add arbitrary origin, but adds a checkbox for the most common one (other than the default lower left). Some printers have (0, 0) at the center of the bed. Circular beds commonly, but also some rectangular beds.