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| author | FormerLurker <hochgebe@gmail.com> | 2021-11-25 22:57:32 +0300 |
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| committer | FormerLurker <hochgebe@gmail.com> | 2021-11-25 22:57:32 +0300 |
| commit | 3250505d464c13ab09c7dfaa8282c70d43666c53 (patch) | |
| tree | 5215430f791ba932d68a9779aff4653adf0d4f64 | |
| parent | 101427ddc9d5bad3e23549d011d569ddef284f3d (diff) | |
Further improve README.MD.
| -rw-r--r-- | readme.md | 22 |
1 files changed, 16 insertions, 6 deletions
@@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ This is the default segment length for arc interpolation. Depending on the impl * Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --mm-per-arc-segment=0.5``` #### Max Arc Segment MM -This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. +This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. Similar to --arc-segments-per-r, but is used in different firmware. This has replaced and has a slightly different meaning than --mm-per-arc-segment in newer versions of Marlin 2.0. * Type: Value (millimeters) * Default: 1.0 @@ -447,7 +447,7 @@ This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. * Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --max-arc-segment-mm=0.5``` #### Arc Segments Per R -This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. It's basically the same as Max Arc Segment MM, but is used in different firmware +This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. Similar to --max-arc-segment-mm, but is used in different firmware. * Type: Value (millimeters) * Default: 0 (disabled) @@ -455,8 +455,9 @@ This is the maximum length an arc segment can be. It's basically the same as Max * Long Parameter: --arc-segments-per-r=<decimal_value> * Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --arc-segments-per-r=0.5``` -#### Min Arc Segment MM -This is the Minimum length an arc segment can be. +#### Min MM Per Arc Segment + +This is the Minimum length an arc segment can be. Similar to -min_arc_segment_mm, but used for different firmware. * Type: Value (millimeters) * Default: 1.0 @@ -464,8 +465,17 @@ This is the Minimum length an arc segment can be. * Long Parameter: --min-mm-per-arc-segment=<decimal_value> * Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --min-mm-per-arc-segment=0.5``` +#### Min Arc Segment MM +This is the Minimum length an arc segment can be. Similar to --min=mm-per-arc-segment, but used for different firmware. + +* Type: Value (millimeters) +* Default: 1.0 +* Short Parameter: -b=<decimal_value> +* Long Parameter: --min_arc_segment_mm=<decimal_value> +* Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --min_arc_segment_mm=0.5``` + #### Min Arc Segments -The minimum number of segments within a circle of the same radius as the arc. Can be used to increase detail on small arcs. +The minimum number of segments within a circle of the same radius as the arc. Can be used to increase detail on small arcs. This is a the same as --min-circle-segments setting used in some firmware versions. * Type: Integer Value * Default: 24 @@ -474,7 +484,7 @@ The minimum number of segments within a circle of the same radius as the arc. C * Example: ```ArcStraightener "C:\thing.aw.gcode" --min-arc-segments=24``` #### Min Circle Segments -This is a the same as the Min Arc Segments setting used in some firmware versions. Can be used to increase detail on small arcs. +The minimum number of segments within a circle of the same radius as the arc. Can be used to increase detail on small arcs. This is a the same as --min-arc-segments setting used in some firmware versions. * Type: Integer Value * Default: 72 |