Use simplified Z correction in G29 when possible#4781
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can i use this on my Robo 3D R1? |
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@lolivet Sure, it's just Marlin, but attempts to correct the Z position at the end of G29. |
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tanks bro. works perfectly |
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For linear/planar bed leveling only.
An additional refinement would be to preserve the probed point array and compare the leveled Z at all probed points to the actual measured Z at all points, adding up and taking the average of the differences.