Buggy origin with rotary enabled?

[clark (Clark Leach)]

With rotary enabled, the job origin moves relative to the graphic when moving the graphic around the work area. Turning off “Enable Rotary” (on the laser tab) locks the origin to the graphic. Turning on “Enable Rotary” again has no effect on origin until you open and close “Rotary Setup”. So, it would seem there’s still something wonky going on when opening and closing “Rotary Setup”, at least with “Mirror Output to Rotary” enabled. I think I’ll just spin my RA2 180° and turn off mirroring and see what happens.

I have a video demonstrating this “feature” but I can’t upload it here. Here’s a link to it on YooToob:
https://youtu.be/OTi313YSQN8

[jkwilborn (Jack Wilborn)]

Do you have a chuck or roller?

If you have a chuck, is the diameter setting correct?

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I use start from set to user origin when I use the rotary… You have it set for current position, it and diameter may effect this…

I have not seen this, so I’m speculating.

[clark (Clark Leach)]

Chuck. Diameter 85mm.

[clark (Clark Leach)]

This “bug” has discussed before. It definitely is attached to mirroring the output. It is not present with mirroring off.

[jkwilborn (Jack Wilborn)]

I see, then you found it… Do you have a link to where it was discussed before?

[clark (Clark Leach)]

Bug report - Job origin moving

Lightburn 1.1.04 While preparing a test file for a future post unrelated to this issue I opened the Rotary Setup window to get a screenshot. Upon closing the window the job origin moved from the center of my drawing to the bottom. The actual setting in the “Laser” tab did not change. This is a repeatable glitch. After saving the project I closed and reopened Lightburn, loaded the project, and everything was fine. Open and close the Rotary Setup window and my job origin shifted again. [mo…