Nico Tonnhofer
Nico Tonnhofer
Ok, here we go: TEMPTABLE_FORMAT 1 ``` LED on occurences: 1024. LED on time minimum: 437.72 clock cycles. LED on time maximum: 494.76 clock cycles. LED on time average: 470.278...
Really impressive work from @phord ! I think, this one is done.
Depending on the segment size, short one at high speed will make more trouble, it could be an issue of small jerk values. Most configs have a default value of...
Please check the latest experimental. Probably it is a similar issue I've fixed with the latest commit. On Sat 17. Feb 2018 at 10:36, ZKing1000 wrote: > I fixed it!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
No. You need high jerk for such moves. Which tool are you using for the pictures?
Jerk are values which can make the printer instantly. https://github.com/Traumflug/Teacup_Firmware/blob/master/dda_lookahead.c#L89-L109 e.g. Marlin standard is 20mm/s (1200mm/min). So 600 is not very high. Backplanner I made some tries a year ago....
> Isn't jerk supposed to be distance/time³, ie rate of change of acceleration? Normally yes. But 3D printer use the name 'jerk' for a bit different solution. The problem is...
I'm not a fan of advanced extruder algorithm. The problem of such things is, that you need to tune your extruder first. Then enable the advance algorithm and tune again....
The quake algorithm is a bit different: ``` float Q_rsqrt( float number ) { long i; float x2, y; const float threehalfs = 1.5F; x2 = number * 0.5F; y...
stepdiv is the same as c0p? How does your algorithm works? How do you convert the `dl` in your `InvSqrt` to the timer value?