12 hours ago, ahoeben said:
The axes indication in the viewport is an indication of where you have told Cura that the origin is in the firmware. Cura has its own internal coordinate system that has its origin in the center of the buildplate.
The "origin at center" setting has nothing to do with the coordinates in Cura. It is about what you are telling Cura is the origin on your printer. For ~95% of all normal, orthogonal printers, the origin in the firmware is in the corner of the bed. But for eg delta-style printers, the origin is in the center. It could be that your printer firmware is one of the exceptions, and that the "origin at center" option needs to be checked for your printer.
It's getting very confusing for me, I tried to use another slicer and the same error occurred, the piece was printed in the wrong place only on the X axis. , but I am also sure that I was printing benchys after the printer was already working. This error resulted from formatting my PC, that's why I thought it would be something that changed in Cura
Very confusing, for now I will try to find an error in the firmware, if you can point me to what to look for, I have an idea but I don't usually work much in Marlin, only when there is an error or the printer I need some change.
Thank you very much for your response
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The axes indication in the viewport is an indication of where you have told Cura that the origin is in the firmware. Cura has its own internal coordinate system that has its origin in the center of the buildplate.
The "origin at center" setting has nothing to do with the coordinates in Cura. It is about what you are telling Cura is the origin on your printer. For ~95% of all normal, orthogonal printers, the origin in the firmware is in the corner of the bed. But for eg delta-style printers, the origin is in the center. It could be that your printer firmware is one of the exceptions, and that the "origin at center" option needs to be checked for your printer.
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