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MillenniumOS v0.5.0-rc5

07 Jan 17:28
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  • Not compatible with RRF v3.5.x. You will need to run RRF v3.6.x to use this release successfully!

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-rc4...v0.5.0-rc5

MillenniumOS v0.5.0-rc4

26 Dec 10:15
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  • Not compatible with RRF v3.5.x. You will need to run RRF v3.6.x to use this release successfully!

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-rc3...v0.5.0-rc4

MillenniumOS v0.4.4

23 Dec 14:43
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Fix unconfigured spindles causing park failure

Signed-off-by: Ben Agricola [email protected]

MillenniumOS v0.5.0-rc3

24 Dec 13:51
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  • Not compatible with RRF v3.5.x. You will need to run RRF v3.6.x to use this release successfully!

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Full Changelog: v0.5.0-rc2...v0.5.0-rc3

MillenniumOS v0.4.3

17 Dec 10:15
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MillenniumOS v0.5.0-rc2

03 Dec 10:46
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MillenniumOS v0.5.0-rc1

02 Dec 17:16
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  • Probing methods that deal with flat surfaces (rectangle block and pocket, outside corner and vise corner) now use G6513 to run their probing cycles. This macro moves in both X and Y at the same time to reach the next probe point. It is important to remember this, because the machine will not move in the same manner you are used to with previous versions.
  • Corner probes will now retract to a safe height before moving diagonally across the corner to reach the next probing point. They will no longer run down the first surface and outside to the Y surface.
  • Rectangle block probes will now do the same, retracting after the second X surface to move diagonally across the corner to reach Y.
  • This is arguably safer because it avoids moving around the outside of the corner, but may be slightly slower as it involves a retract and return to the probe height.

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Full Changelog: release-b15f84e82d3f8e4582bb81f67d973269611cce01...v0.5.0-rc1

MillenniumOS v0.4.2

02 Dec 17:25
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Full Changelog: v0.4.0...release-54c0956ea8ec23120863e589307fc48f84461972

MillenniumOS v0.4.1

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Full Changelog: release-5dbd95efd2a9bb0ca6994fa8fe6ca7b124e83c23...release-b15f84e82d3f8e4582bb81f67d973269611cce01

MillenniumOS v0.4.0

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  • A restore point is now saved after probing or on measuring a tool. If the machine loses power or you have to hit the emergency stop, the restore point can be reloaded on reboot and will restore work co-ordinate system origins, any configured tools, the current tool and the current tool offset. This should allow you to recover more easily from failed jobs. Restore points can be managed from the Macros -> 4. Misc -> Restore Point menu.
  • We no longer use machine positions for probing, so backlash compensation should not affect probing accuracy.
  • Probing accuracy should be significantly improved due to multiple changes, including discarding the initial high-speed probe.
  • mos-override-vars.g can now be used to override MillenniumOS settings that need to be persisted between versions. The most obvious use-case at the moment is for setting Surface and Corner names on machines that do not match the default axis movements.
  • Low-memory mode is now the default in Fusion360, to avoid out-of-memory on STM32F407 platforms.
  • Improvements to Tool length measurements when not using a touch probe should fix all remaining tool length issues.
  • Added various sanity and variable checks that should make MillenniumOS generally more robust.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...release-5dbd95efd2a9bb0ca6994fa8fe6ca7b124e83c23