Hi, I’m running Lightburn v1.4.00 and am playing with different camera setups. I’ve just noticed that when performing the head mounted camera calibration there is a bug. Once the laser target has been etched onto the surface, we should use the arrows to job the gantry with the laser head, so it is more or less over the target. Unfortunately, every arrow just increses the Y axis location by about 10cm or so - nothing decreases the Y axis location, and nothing affects the X-axis location.
Can you see about putting this one on your ‘to fix’ list, or is there some trick here that I’m missing? I would love to be able to redirect the gantry position via a workaround, but the dialogue is modal and will not let me push a command directly to the controller.
No cure. If I use the jog buttons on ‘normal’ view, things are good. If, on the other hand, I am calibrating the head mounted camera, I am given a different set of jog buttons specific to that head mounted camera calibration process. Thsoe buttons are broken, with every button causing a y+ action.
We’re aware the calibration procedure is awkward with the head-mounted camera - that’s why it is marked as ‘beta’. Improvements are slated to be made soon.
All good - this was just feedback to throw into the pot. Overall, I’d like to say well done on being a part of such an awesome team/project/product. It feels good! (and no, I don’t say that to all the software tools)
