Prusa Slicer version 2.4.0 A acceleration question
So, in my years programming CNC cutting equipment in that system if I wanted slower, smoother acceleration I put in larger numbers. It was the steps taken to achieve a defined change in speed. In slicer I'm not sure that is the case, is it the same or the opposite?
Just an old guy learning to better control his equipment, thanks.
Acceleration
Since the unit used for the acceleration control sis mm/s^2 I'd expect a bigger number to result in faster acceleration.
Values represent actual acceleration (and jerk) rates
So, in my years programming CNC cutting equipment in that system if I wanted slower, smoother acceleration I put in larger numbers. It was the steps taken to achieve a defined change in speed. In slicer I'm not sure that is the case, is it the same or the opposite?
The speeds you specify represent mm/s^2, so are the "actual" acceleration factor. Larger values produce more rapid acceleration. Jerk represents the rate of change. Hope that makes sense!
Just an old guy learning to better control his equipment, thanks.
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Got it
Thanks for the answers. Got it.
RE: Prusa Slicer version 2.4.0 A acceleration question
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