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Scott Lahteine 2016-07-14 18:28:41 -07:00
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Marlin/Marlin_main.cpp
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@ -6587,29 +6587,29 @@ inline void gcode_T(uint8_t tmp_extruder) {
// No extra case for AUTO_BED_LEVELING_FEATURE in DUAL_X_CARRIAGE. Does that mean they don't work together?
#else // !DUAL_X_CARRIAGE
//
// Set current_position to the position of the new nozzle.
// Offsets are based on linear distance, so we need to get
// the resulting position in coordinate space.
//
// - With grid or 3-point leveling, offset XYZ by a tilted vector
// - With mesh leveling, update Z for the new position
// - Otherwise, just use the raw linear distance
//
// Software endstops are altered here too. Consider a case where:
// E0 at X=0 ... E1 at X=10
// When we switch to E1 now X=10, but E1 can't move left.
// To express this we apply the change in XY to the software endstops.
// E1 can move farther right than E0, so the right limit is extended.
//
// Note that we don't adjust the Z software endstops. Why not?
// Consider a case where Z=0 (here) and switching to E1 makes Z=1
// because the bed is 1mm lower at the new position. As long as
// the first nozzle is out of the way, the carriage should be
// allowed to move 1mm lower. This technically "breaks" the
// Z software endstop. But this is technically correct (and
// there is no viable alternative).
//
/**
* Set current_position to the position of the new nozzle.
* Offsets are based on linear distance, so we need to get
* the resulting position in coordinate space.
*
* - With grid or 3-point leveling, offset XYZ by a tilted vector
* - With mesh leveling, update Z for the new position
* - Otherwise, just use the raw linear distance
*
* Software endstops are altered here too. Consider a case where:
* E0 at X=0 ... E1 at X=10
* When we switch to E1 now X=10, but E1 can't move left.
* To express this we apply the change in XY to the software endstops.
* E1 can move farther right than E0, so the right limit is extended.
*
* Note that we don't adjust the Z software endstops. Why not?
* Consider a case where Z=0 (here) and switching to E1 makes Z=1
* because the bed is 1mm lower at the new position. As long as
* the first nozzle is out of the way, the carriage should be
* allowed to move 1mm lower. This technically "breaks" the
* Z software endstop. But this is technically correct (and
* there is no viable alternative).
*/
#if ENABLED(AUTO_BED_LEVELING_FEATURE)
// Offset extruder, make sure to apply the bed level rotation matrix
vector_3 tmp_offset_vec = vector_3(hotend_offset[X_AXIS][tmp_extruder],