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I am happily running my very first CNC job ever with thanks to this awesome plugin project! My initial job is making an 3018 spoilboard based on this video. This is likely due to my absolute newbie status to this domain but during the job my CNC stops often with plug-in reporting GRBL#23 Integer Expected "gcode command in block requires integer". Then I click resume and it progresses through the job for a bit until the GRBL#23 notice repeats. Is there some setting that I should research on how to address this? The gcode files are listed in the description of the video and below as well. Thanks! |
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synman
Nov 5, 2022
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See the lines that don't start with a G or M command? This "short hand" is not the most well formed is my guess. Typically all axes that are part of the same move command go on the same line... let's take a look here: Should be written as: Because technically it is two separate moves. I see similar oddities throughout. |
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Thank you for pointing that out. After receiving your reply, I discovered this post and tested and confirm if you invoke these two changes into your Fusion machine specific post processor it will force the output of the .nc file to be gcode with a G command on every line. |
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See the lines that don't start with a G or M command? This "short hand" is not the most well formed is my guess. Typically all axes that are part of the same move command go on the same line... let's take a look here:
Should be written as:
Because technically it is two separate moves.
I see similar oddities throughout.