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Did you try just clicking the small individual X, Y or Z buttons instead of the main GO button?

...will it take all the settings from the recent beta(s)? ...or must they be redone?

Robert

Did you see the videos on the "Index", which also includes feeders. ....a different approach, but look promising.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... pKs2IWGHk4

https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?ca ... de+v+wheel

Makerslide v wheel??

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Did you try the BoM which is in the docs or instructions

Juha may be off work currently

Just completed some more panels using the latest RC (Compiled from Github). - 0805s & SOIC8 - no new issues to report - This time I used pockets for most and it went well. No interruptions for 'iffy' holes. - With the stepper upgrade, the motors remain close to ambient temperature after the jobs...

I compiled the dev version from github using the latest VS community edition. The 2 fixes you referenced seemed OK for me using LP. With the zoom scaling fixed the vision was better again. I think I have now got the 'Coordinates for parts' working OK thus avoiding the 2 moves for slack compensation....

Changing the size to account for the zoom factor, improved things a lot. Observations: - It is now set up to use the component as the 'hole' then it moves to the part. - As they are both now in the same location, there is no need to move and activate the slack compensation twice . If the offset is 0...

tnx...I will try it out Mask is already on the todo list, although it will not be exactly mask, but a resize. To speed up the processing, the image needs to have less pixels. I haven’t tried it yet to know how it would be best to show visually. Or if it makes sense as a separate function in the firs...