On the Move tab/GoTo tab:
Whether I manually enter or select from my list makes no difference. When entering any number besides zero in the coordinate box and clicking on GoTo button the box is reset to zero and the head moves to the zero location. The Z axis as never worked. In previous versions the X and Y did work.
I have a Lunyee 3018 Pro Max, it came with the controller which at the moment I don’t know what it is. If it is important maybe you can explain to me how to query for that information,
Know that the position boxes are set to zero prior to the code being sent to the controller.
When you start up the laser, look in the Console window. It may give you some hints. But I am guessing the 3018 is a CNC machine with a laser option. If so, it is likely a GRBL based controller.
There was no 8.01 release candidate. @Gazman is correct, you should use the Production Release, or at least use the latest RC version, which is v0.8.00-RC-19 as of today.
Before reporting an issue with an RC or Beta version, you should check if a later version has been released.
Lastly, while viewing the last screen above, I clicked on the Go To XY button. There was no change in the display.
Do you have any offset in the G54 parameter?
In your second image, I see 20mm instead of 10mm. Why is that 20 there?
If I did not duplicate your steps accurately, let me know where I deviated.
Duplicate my steps and see if you get the same results as I did.
I am not contesting or disputing what you are getting. We just need to work together to figure out why the difference. Could be procedure, or it could be a laser that does not play nice.
First is to Jog to 10, 10
Second is set X and Y to the values of 20, 20
Third is to click Go To XY
What happens then:
The boxes are reset to 0, 0
Then the head moves to 0,0
Yes, I understand completely. That reset is the part I think should not be happening, but I have no idea what causes it, meaning no idea how to fix it.
It may be a couple of days before Lightburn picks it up. If we don’t let them have weekends off, they will burn out.
Job Control window, Control Mode button. The label switches to Edit Mode (so you can get back to designing) and the GCode pops up in a window on the left side.