On 10 September 2010 14:55, Spiderdab <77...@tiscali.it> wrote:

>> Why do you have this requirement? With a bit more detail we might be
>> able to find a way to do what you want.

> I've done an inverted tetrapod. Just for artistic purpose. I need to
> make a Volley-ball fly in 3D, and the emc software, with 4 stepper
> motors is quite perfect (and economic!!) for this project.
> but i need this time and others, that accel and decel would change
> during movements. for example one time the ball (or a fly, or other
> bullshits..) should accelerate smoothly, sometimes must do a rapid movement.

For a one-off you should be able to get the right effect with small
moves at varying speeds, I think. It would be painful for a production
machine, but might be enough for you.

G1 x1 y1 z1 F100
G1 x2 y2 z2 F200

etc.

The alternative would be to do it either with a custom kinematics
module which does have an accel pin (and then stretch the following
error limits to suit) or perhaps a HAL module (written in comp)  that
takes X,Y,Z demands and passes them on to the stepgens after modifying
for acceleration (and maybe jerk?). It would need to pass the
position-fb back to the motion planner with the modifications removed
to make f-error work.

This presupposes that there isn't already an input to the trajectory
planner, of course, I have never bothered to investigate where the
accelleration in the INI file gets into the trajectory planner.

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