Smart filament sensor for Orbiter v2 configuration.
I'm trying to assist a friend of mine who's further along in his build than I'am. He's struggeling a bit with his Orbiter v2 Smart Sensor configuration and I'm wondering, does the attached picture look correct?
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Impossible to tell from a picture, upload the printer.cfg
I'll get on it and get him to send me his printer.cfg. Can you tell if the text in the picture makes any sense or if we're completely off the track?
Order is important and what you write after that can override it. That's why I need to see the entire file
But no, it doesn't look good to me
Gotcha, as far as I know he made it a separate orbiter.cfg and wrote an include in his printer.cfg to test it "outside" before adding it to the printer.cfg
Where's the screw up? This whole thing is new to me
It looks like you are overriding the same macro multiple times so the last config wins and it doesn't make sense
@blacksmithforlife all the mentions of "gcode_ macro t0" ? I might have misunderstood. should all the diffrent variables be under a single "gcode_macro t0" ?
Read up on the klipper documentation
okay, thanks
https://www.klipper3d.org/Command_Templates.html
You are defining a macro named "T0" multiple times. Each time you do so, whatever you defined before is erased and replaced with the new definition
okay, I understand , thanks for the tip 😄
First time dealing with klipper, i thought t0 defined which toolhead i was configuring
here's his printer.cfg
You'll have to include that orbitor.cfg since it seems that is where the changes were put. I would advise that you move that include to just above the auto saved config near the bottom. Again, this is due to ordering being important and you don't want your changes to be overwritten
Thanks, we'll try to look into that today 😁