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09-12-2010, 06:50 AM
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I'm modifing a 5x post to work with an old machine. I need to reverse some of the axis movements. I see there are places in the post where it says enter your mapping scheme here.. Can anyone explain what this is? or tell me where I can find some info on it? Like what are the mapping schemes and what the format looks like?  |
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