S-curve and baud rate adjustments

[darco415]

Ive noticed other fw have implemented s_curve as well as serial port speed to 250000, Curious if this fw will also implement,
thxs

[Jyers]

I have not heard of s_curve, is that something that can be enabled from the configuration files? Also I wasn't aware the serial port on the E3V2 was capable of higher port speeds, but that would be an easy change if it is possible.

[jjfs127]

What's required on the Marlin side to set up arc-welder?

[t3chguy]

#define ARC_SUPPORT which I believe is the default.

[jjfs127]

#define ARC_SUPPORT which I believe is the default.

Ah, you're right, that's the default.
Recv: Cap:ARCS:1

[darco415]

In theory there is nothing to stop you using both, Meatpack would losslessly compress the GCode output from Arc Welder which is just arc commands.

so previously running w/o meatpack and only arc-welder (s_curve enabled), my 22hr print came out beautifully. Then I enabled meatpack w/arc-weld enabled. Same gcode, the print came out good but I noticed alot of internal stringing. I then disabled arc-welder, ran a benchy, it came out beautiful with some very faint stringing.....Ill leave arc-welder disable for the meantime, see how things go

[rorywquin]

Yea - I tried a print with and without ArcWelder and couldn't really see and improvement in the print. I think it probably comes into it's own with larger prints with lots of curves. Installed MeatPack yesterday and it kept crashing the serial connection - Octoprint gave a message about development software causing instability.

[Benetos]

I don’t know if I have it enabled but if not I am going to. I know the plug-in 3.5.1 in cura was supposedly given some issues but it might be fixed. The arc welding probably won’t make a huge difference unless it’s a larger print with more than one or two curves. Something like a curved container or a vertical wave or the Ford logo.

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