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This has always happened, in Linuxcnc before the fork to Machinekit. Because you are commanding a co-ordinate move, albeit one in degrees, the axis moves to that co-ordinate, by the shortest path The answer is often to use incremental moves (G91). Alternately even define the axis as linear and move a distance which equates to a certain number of degrees. (I used the latter approach in a ATC toolchanger component I wrote, to ensure the axis could not try to rotate in the wrong direction) On 14/05/17 17:33, Sag ich Dir nich
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