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06-19-2014, 01:27 PM #11
The original Auto_Bed_Leveling did not handle Z-Probes in negative X & Y space very well. As most people have it, I had my origin in the front left. And the only easy place to put the Z-Probe on my extruder was on the left side. So, to work around that problem I made these changes to Configuration.h. This put the origin at the back right:
Changed from:
#define INVERT_X_DIR false // for prusa i3 set to false, x endstop should be on the left
#define INVERT_Y_DIR false // for prusa i3 set to false, y endstop should be in the back and opposite the y-motor
to:
//Roxy switched the orientation of the bed such that the origin is at the back right.
//this makes it necessary to invert the X and Y axis directions to keep the part from
//being mirrored. The X & Y home direction stayed the same even though the direction
//flipped because the home direction was still towards a minimum value.
#define INVERT_X_DIR true //false // for prusa i3 set to false, x endstop should be on the left
#define INVERT_Y_DIR true //false // for prusa i3 set to false, y endstop should be in the back and opposite the y-motor
Yes... Agreed... But now you need to add the http://3dprintboard.com/showthread.p...ed-G29-command
The Bed Topology Map that it provides is very useful. With that, you can (quickly) get the bed so level the Auto_Bed_Leveling is hardly doing anything. And... You get to pick the number of probe points at print time instead of being hard committed to a number.
Oh! One more thing. Of course you know this, but you need to move your X & Y end stop switches to the opposite sides. OR... You can set them in Configuration.h to be MAX locations and tell it to home in that direction. It is cleaner to just physically move the switches, but you can do it with just Configuration.h settings.Last edited by Roxy; 06-19-2014 at 01:53 PM.
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