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Dot in Gcode viewer not aligned in object and completely missing in another Browser. #83
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This is due to how the slicer defines the objects. The bounding box/brim is being considered in object. If you reset the objects using the button, then refresh after it has moved to each object they should be in the right spots. No idea about firefox. |
Wow....seriously fast reply!! |
It has to be an Orca Silcer issue. If the correct comments are there, they will get picked up. |
If you provide the original gcode file it should be fairly clear what is going on. |
Github will not allow me to attach the gcode file. I have uploaded it here. Hopefully it works = |
There are only 5 objects tagged in that gcode file. You can look through it and find the |
I importer 1 .stl file and then 'cloned' it 5 times to make 6. I suspect the one with the long filename might be the original import. |
Importing individual stl files made no difference. |
I have just noticed if I import different models it works fine. |
Orca bug report here = SoftFever/OrcaSlicer#6494 |
Just to confirm that I am using the latest version of your plugin.
I'm also using Linux (Mint Linux).
The Gcode viewer has been 'refreshed'.
The slicer that generated the gcode was 'Orca'.
When I view the objects in the gcode viewer Firefox does not show any yellow dots at all.
When I view the same using either the Brave web-browser that is based on Chrome or using Opera, some of the dots are perfect, another is completely missing and another is not on an object.
There are 6 objects/models.
Any ideas what is causing this?
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