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3D Printer Script

With this script it is possible to use a combination of pistons and a welder (or drill) as a 3D Printer.

Based on an easy setup you can create print sequences by running the programmable block with defined arguments.

You can find the following instructions at the top of the script:

Valid names for the pistons are for example:
- X
- x1
- PistonX1
At least, they must have an x, y or z (depending on the axis) in its names
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Generally an argument is build by:
<axis-name><direction[+/-]><step>[,<next argument for sequences>,...]

Valid arguments are fo example:
- x+1
=> will move printer 1 step forward on x-axis
- y-1 => will move printer 1 step back on y-axis
- or sequences:
x+1,y+1,z+1,action|on,x+4,action|off,reset[,...]

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Argument "reset" turns all pistons back to zero

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Optional an LCD with name ""LCD Log" can be used for Logging informations

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Argument "clearlog" clears log

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Set following member variables, if needed.

// Set the name for the Printer block if u want to use the "action" argument (drill,welder etc)
string PrinterHeadBlockName = "";
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// default de-/increase value of pistons
float Step = 1.0F;
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// default de-/increase speed of pistons
float Speed = 0.5F;
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