Feature Request Z_Tilt Adjust Button in Bed Level.... about klipperscreen HOT 11 CLOSED

I'm not sure how z tilt or gantry leveling works, as my setup does not have these features. If you can provide info on how these work/what gcode commands to run I can see about adding it.

Gcode macros are hideable from the settings page.

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https://www.klipper3d.org/Config_Reference.html#bed_tilt

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[z_tilt]
Multiple Z stepper tilt adjustment. This feature enables independent adjustment of multiple z steppers (see the “stepper_z1” section) to adjust for tilt. If this section is present then a Z_TILT_ADJUST extended G-Code command becomes available.
Voron 1.8 for example

[quad_gantry_level]
Moving gantry leveling using 4 independently controlled Z motors. Corrects hyperbolic parabola effects (potato chip) on moving gantry which is more flexible. WARNING: Using this on a moving bed may lead to undesirable results. If this section is present then a QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL extended G-Code command becomes available. This routine assumes the following Z motor configuration. <-- Voron V2 for Example

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quad_gantry_level should now appear under the actions menu. Keep this open for the z_tilt function, however

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for z_tilt functionality you just have to add the gcode macro

Z_TILT_ADJUST

to the button and make sure that the printer is homed first.

This is done completly automatical then if setup correctly in the printer.cfg. So just a button do start this gcode would be enough in my opinion? Don't know if you are able to parse the console output of the procedure so we can notice what the difference between right and left is at this point.

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What is the output of the z_tilt_adjust command? It'd be helpful if you could paste the console output from where you enter a command to the end of the output.

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What is the output of the z_tilt_adjust command? It'd be helpful if you could paste the console output from where you enter a command to the end of the output.

it looks like it but is actually completely automatic

18:41:27
$ Z_TILT_ADJUST
18:41:29
// probe at 90.000,175.000 is z=2.695000
18:41:30
// probe at 90.000,175.000 is z=2.687500
18:41:34
// probe at 320.000,175.000 is z=2.267500
18:41:36
// probe at 320.000,175.000 is z=2.270000
18:41:36
// Making the following Z adjustments:
// stepper_z = -0.511573
// stepper_z1 = 0.425211
18:41:36
// Retries: 0/10 Probed points range: 0.422500 tolerance: 0.025000
18:41:39
// probe at 90.000,175.000 is z=2.484073
18:41:41
// probe at 90.000,175.000 is z=2.499073
18:41:44
// probe at 320.000,175.000 is z=2.521573
18:41:46
// probe at 320.000,175.000 is z=2.484073
18:41:46
// Making the following Z adjustments:
// stepper_z = -0.022794
// stepper_z1 = -0.047728
18:41:46
// Making the following Z adjustments:
// stepper_z = -0.022794
// stepper_z1 = -0.047728
18:41:46
// Retries: 1/10 Probed points range: 0.011250 tolerance: 0.025000
18:41:46
// Retries: 1/10 Probed points range: 0.011250 tolerance: 0.025000

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I'm trying to think about where to place these. I'm thinking QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL and Z_TILT_ADJUST belong in Homing... any arguments for or against this?

As for the output, I'm going to say I'm not going to parse any of the output from the command. I plan to introduce a console view in the future, and if needed that could be used to look at the output.

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sounds good i currently have my z tilt placed in homeing. but what would be more interesting is to check if it is in the clipper config and only display it if it is.

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@jordanruthe

Yeah, that sounds good. I was just about to implement that.

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Hi @jordanruthe ,
i don't become the menu-Item for Z-Tilt, I will send my Klipper-log and config.
And i make a new svg-Logo for z-Tilt. I will uploud it too.
z-tilt.zip

and the section for Z-Tilt in Klipper is [z_tilt]
the commando is Z_TILT_ADJUST

when it had worked by my, i had forked it, because it don't work make all here.

KlipperScreen(1).zip

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