Having the keyboard shortcut bindings active while in the MDI tab result in annoying and un-intended movement.
Specifically, the arrow keys should scroll through the command history while in MDI instead of causing movement.

Version: machinekit-client_v0.9-13_windows_x86.zip
Repro Step:

1. Start machinekit, run Machineface, connects
2. Stop machinekit (Ctrl-C), Machineface will detect disconnection, and kept retrying
3. Start machinekit
4. Machineface reconnects.
   Problem - after reconnect, the extrusion axis and temperature controls are gone.

Note 1: velocity extrusion configuration. Using rcomp defined as fdm-e0, fdm-hbp, fdm-ve-jog, fdm-ve-params, fdm-e0-pid.
Note 2: Starting a new machineface will have everything fine.

I'm unable to see any temperature controls on the right hand side of machinekit, via console I can see the error of

qml: request 256 from 'fdm-e0-{13d32a13-65d2-4ad5-a3cc-3bc987d33887}': Component not created since no_create flag set

Among many other errors of the same nature, each one corresponding to an extruder, heated bed, light or fan (from what I can tell).

Any help would be appreciated.

I know that my temperatures get a valid reading, and work in axis.

Please let me know if you need more info.

Hello,
Is there any easy way to add the possibility to switch between world and joint mode?

thanks

When used for 3D printing, knowing the gcode line currently executing can be useful.
If a 3D print fails, and you happen to be around to catch it, you stop the print.
Then if you knew the line it failed on or close to it, the print could be resumed by creating a new gcode file and deleting all lines before that.

Perhaps clicking on (for tablet) or click/hover (for mouse) of the percent complete bar could display the current line.

Seen with OS X Machinekit-client package. Workaround is to stretch out the display.