No, why would that be necessary?

@@lightburnsoftware7189 because if I'm trying to find settings for a material I want to go from less power to more power and my laser cuts/engraves from bottom to top. Once I start burning through something I just want to stop it.

@@lightburnsoftware7189 because I'd like to have my chart burn from least power to more power. Then I can stop it if I've gotten what I need.

Click the “Save GCode” button.

Always a good idea. Having a solid understanding of how these modes work will be very helpful moving forward.

Thanks for the feedback! We have many more planned :)

Where you able to have it detected during setup with Find My Laser? If not, its possible that a driver is needed. Reach out to our support team - [email protected]

@@lightburnsoftware7189 No. During that phase of the setup, it didn't see it. I'll follow up.

If you haven't already please add this to our feature request platform: lightburn.fider.io/

Bleach would, but this is detergent.

@@miaandersen8731 and the water?

It’s only wet for a short time and it says to dry it. It’s not things being submerged that causes rust, it’s humidity. When water and air mix. Leaving gunk on your laser would likely be worse, as dust attracts humidity from the air and that will be slightly acidic (this is how old paper turns yellow on the edges of books).

Backwards/inverted is usually an issue with the origin setting. Regarding the object being under frame and not the engrave it sounds like the red dot needs to be aligned. We have a video on this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHbGZWB8aZ6UjJIsi=Vc1DYPHOiSOenbs6 If you still have issues after reach out to our support - [email protected]

Please email [email protected] and send the LightBurn project file you’re working with along with information about what laser you have. You can’t post images or files here in KZbin comments, which makes it extremely hard for us to help you here.

Apparently, there is so something going on when using a certain image when copied from online. I can copy, paste, and trace in XTool Creative Space just fine and burn and cut with no problem. Lightburn may be picking up some type of code within the image. And somehow is being read as a command by Lightburn. Other people with the same problem solved it by exporting their project as an svg file and then running on XCS. I'm not going to repeat the problem for a ticket as the problem is very violent at times and slams the diode around to the edges off the laser bed at high speeds. So, use caution.

It sounds like you are wanting to use the image trace tool. This tool lets you select certain portions of the image or you can trace it all and then just delete the portions you don't want. Here is a link to our documentation on it docs.lightburnsoftware.com/Tools/TracingImages.html

Has it connected successfully and can run frame commands? And just to confirm there is no power output at all? If you are still facing issues, contact our support team - [email protected]

@@lightburnsoftware7189 i fix it thanks

Its a balancing act between to fast and to slow. The video can be slowed down in the player or watched a few times to catch anything that was missed.

Glad to hear that this did the trick, its a fairly common issue.

Glad to hear you where able to figure out what the issue was. Unless there was a firmware update that could have changed the value on the machine there shouldn't be anything that would switch it without manually editing it in LightBurn. Some manufacturers have a reset option in the firmware but if things are working as expected now I really wouldnt recommend poking around the firmware more than necessary.

We’d need to know what kind of “the laser” it is, but typically you’d need to contact the maker of the machine for this.

I believe you are referring to the 9 point correction that is built in to LightBurn. This did not exist when this video was created. The plan is to do an updated video using that method.

Without being able to see an image of your output or settings it will be impossible for me to help. Please email [email protected] so we can properly assist you.

Awesome, happy to hear it!

Here is a link to our minimum system requirements from our documentation: docs.lightburnsoftware.com/Installation.html#minimum-computer-system-requirements

@@lightburnsoftware7189 Ty. So it's Windows, MacOS and Ubuntu distributive of Linux.

We can’t do that, because writing to the program folder requires administrative privileges on any modern OS, and in many cases (schools, maker spaces, tech shops, businesses) we can’t assume that.

It should really help simplify the process of migrating or sharing settings!

Each release of LightBurn has a published changelog. You can see the specifics of 1.6 here: lightburnsoftware.com/blogs/news/lightburn-1-6-user-and-vendor-bundles-rotatable-workspace-for-gcode-machines-negative-workspace-support-and-more

If you stop a run in progress, you would have to be working in Absolute Coords or User Origin mode. If you are using Current Position mode the only way would be to manually jog the laser head back to the same point before restarting.