I have a fairly simple design that has some text and a logo set to Fill+Line mode (attached below) in a 3x3 virtual array. When I cut it, the lines are offset 2 cm to the right of where they should be (the fill is in the correct place).
(Note: I stopped the job before it did the line part of the bottom-right cell of the grid and the circles around the logos.)
I quit and restarted Lightburn and power-cycled my laser cutter - same results.
The preview in Lightburn shows the lines in the correct place.
I thought that this might be caused by the X belt slipping, however I don’t think that’s the case: the belt tension seems correct; there are no signs of wear on the belt; I can’t manually cause the belt to slip; and the slippage would have to happen exactly between the fill and line passes, exactly once. I think we can safely reject this hypothesis.
But it gets weirder: I went back to the .lbrn2 file that I used to create this one, identical except for the text being “Spanish Lace”. That printed just fine. Then I did a Save As to a new file name, changed the text to “Celtic Knots”, and printed again. To my astonishment the lines were again offset in exactly the same way.
I have sidestepped the issue for the moment (by doing only fill mode) but I still want to get to the bottom of this!
System: Chinese 6040 with a Ruida controller connected via USB to a Windows 10 laptop running Lightburn 1.0.06
Celtic Knots BACK.lbrn2 (82.2 KB)