Autoleveller

Hi, any number preceded by a '#' symbol is a variable in gcode so: #5000=#5422 copies the contents of #5422 to #5000. If you see this, it could be something that Autoleveller inserted (to do some calculations) or it could be something copied from your original gcode file. If autoleveller inserted it...

Excellent. And thanks for posting the solution. That will help others too.

Ah yes, I forgot about the spot drilling option. Its been a while since I used eagle to be honest. Heres another option then, you could insert a quick G0 line immediatly after G82 lines. i.e. G00 Z1.0000 G82 X33.0200 Y78.7400 Z-0.2540 F144.00 R1.0000 P1.000000 G00 Z1.0000 G00 X33.0200 Y7.6200 G01 Z-...

Hi yes I think I can see the cause of the problem. Autoleveller does its levelling business on any line that it thinks Z is negative. On the G82 line it drills down to a negative value but actually will pop back up to a positive value at the end, but this line doesnt explicitly state this. Therefore...

Should be up and running now.

Yep, still not working.
The staff at my web host are not as active due to COVID I guess, so i'm not sure how long it will take to fix. I'll let you know here when its resolved.

Good point. Its not working for me either.
This occasionaly happens with my web host and it usually sorts itself out soon. Check tomorrow and I will do the same. If its still not working I shall delve deeper and bang some heads together.

Cheers,

Hi FlashErase, Your efforts and posts are much appreciated and are likely helpful to many. There maybe many readers of your threads even if there are no replies. I had hoped that since I gave this software away for free, that this forum would become more "alive" and people would help each other out ...

I just had a thought on this. The uploaded OGF is probably just a quick test. and the lines within the file are well above Z0. AE wont level any line which is not negative. Could this be the reason for the problems?

Hey Michael, Thanks for all the information and files attached. It makes it much easier to diagnose. I am using AE 0.9.5u2 which I presume you are too. First I loaded the RPF file into AE which looked fine and as you described. I then loaded the OGF into AE and expected to see a design in the drawin...