Makelangeo software Windows issues
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2015-06-28 at 14:17 #6114AnonymousInactive
Hello,
I just downloaded the latest Makelangelo software, which looks great !!
Its clear there has been hard work for it.
I am able to launch the software succesfully, but I am facing two issues that I was not able to solve by myself :1/ I can’t “Adjust machine & paper size”.
When I click, no window pops up. Instead, I have the following error in windows shell :
2/ I can transform a picture to Gcode, but not a text to Gcode. Here is the error in windows shell :
(I tried to write “Hello Makelangelo” as you can see.3/ What I tried :
Its looks to me that java is not able to “find” some package or files.
On the first issue, it looks like it is not able to load the picture of the machine.
On the second one, it doesn’t seem to find the fonts ?
What I did :
– I re-installed latest java RE and java SDK, but it is the same thing.
– I tried on two different computers, errors again. The first one is Win7-64 bits, second one is Win8-64 bits.Any tips ?
Thanks again !
2015-06-28 at 23:26 #7093AnonymousInactiveAdjust machine and paper size appears to be dying when it looks for the sample image that explains the difference between machine size and paper size.
text to gcode is dying because it can’t find the alphabet folder with the ASCII table (explained in gcode).
I don’t know why either of these would be happening. Can anyone else confirm they are seeing the same issues?
2015-06-29 at 08:29 #7094AnonymousInactiveHi,
Thank you for your answer,
If anyone wanders around here, please feel free to tell us if it works or not on your side, and if it does, what is your particular setup ? OS, 32-64bits, Java versions, Software versions, etc !
Thanks a lot everybody
Cheers2015-06-29 at 20:25 #7095AnonymousInactiveDear Dan,
Unfortunately I am not a java superhero…
I found two possible solutions :
– http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13130982/imageio-cant-read-input-file (may be particularly relevant if you are you using OSX, which I think you do)
– or http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12841741/java-unknown-source-with-imageioHope this helps,
Sonoff
2015-06-29 at 20:36 #7096AnonymousInactiveUnfortunately no one else is reporting this issue.
We’re already doing one of those solutions.
String limit_file = "limits.png";
BufferedImage myPicture = null;
try {
InputStream s = MainGUI.class.getResourceAsStream("/"+limit_file);
myPicture = ImageIO.read(s);
}
catch(IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
if (myPicture == null) {
System.err.println(translator.get("CouldNotFind")+limit_file);
return;
}Can you try grabbing the developer branch on github and letting me know if that helps?
Thank you for your patience with this. It doesn’t normally take this long to figure out what’s going wrong.
2015-06-29 at 20:55 #7097AnonymousInactiveDear Dan,
I downloaded the latest version in github dev branch.
Although I did not try to actually draw something, software looks like working 🙂
Its quite late in France, so I will try the full process tomorrow.Thanks again !
Cheers
2015-07-18 at 19:56 #7098AnonymousInactiveI have the same issue. I am using Windows Vista. Java is current. When I start the master branch software, I get no pop-up window for the Machine and Paper size. I am able to move the pen servo up and down.
2015-07-18 at 21:29 #7099AnonymousInactiveThe ImageIo.read() is this: the settings panel has a picture of a makelangelo. If it can’t find the image to display, the error happens. What I can do is patch the master branch so that the panel still loads even if it can’t find the picture.
What about the latest release, is it also producing the error?
Thank you!
2015-07-18 at 21:34 #7100AnonymousInactiveYes. I have both the ‘regular’ program and the authorized program from github.I just installed them on my desktop. I have been trying both, with the same problem.
Perhaps you can post the ‘patch’ here in the forum? Are those stepper motors supposed to get really hot? Both of mine were crazy hot and they weren’t running. I just had the board on for 30 minutes or so.
Thanks Dan…2015-07-18 at 22:08 #7101AnonymousInactiveHot is normal. If you have a RUMBA board you can turn the potentiometer on the drivers 1/8th counter clockwise to lower the current. It will reduce the motor temp but might also cause the motors to lose steps (you’ll have to draw slower).
I don’t have a solution to the problem right now. I don’t know why it’s failing to load the image.
2015-07-19 at 14:52 #7102AnonymousInactiveYou mentioned maybe taking the photo out and just having a basic pop-up window for the dimensions?
2015-10-23 at 01:01 #7103AnonymousInactiveI am running into the same Java error, a whole list of unknown source errors. I have tried to changing permissions in Java and loading 64 bit edition but no luck. I cannot get paper size to work or motors to move. I have 3.2 configuration and 7.1 software. Display shows X Makelangeo.com and z at 80.00 & F 7000.96. Any help would be great.
Update: The unknown source errors and exception error starts when I try to adjust paper size. Makelangelo does not respond to any commands.. Help Please. Thanks
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