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When plotting a GCode program in relative mode (G91), nothing is shown in the visualizer, though the program is valid and successfully plotted on my iDraw A3. When I switch to absolute coordinates using the code G90, the visualizer shows the path as it should.
How to reproduce
Simple example program in relative mode that is not visualized properly:
I found a problem that the visualizer needs to know the first point in order for it to work with relative coordinates. This should normally be the current work position but is not used when loading the model.
The quickest workaround is to add one absolute movement in the beginning of the program:
G21G92X0Y0G90G0X0Y0; workaround to set the initial pointG1F10000 Z0.5
G91G1X50Y-50G1F5000 Z4.5
G1F2000G1X-10Y0G1X0Y10G1X10Y0G1X0Y-10G1F10000 Z-4.5
G1F8000G1X-50Y50
Version
2.1.6
Hardware / Firmware
GRBL 1.1
What happened
When plotting a GCode program in relative mode (G91), nothing is shown in the visualizer, though the program is valid and successfully plotted on my iDraw A3. When I switch to absolute coordinates using the code G90, the visualizer shows the path as it should.
How to reproduce
Simple example program in relative mode that is not visualized properly:
Equivalent program in absolute mode that is visualized properly
Operating System
Mac mini M2 with macOS Sonoma
Anything else
No response
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