Just put your custom G-code into the" Scripts" > "Starting Script" area.
For example:
Obviously the code will depend on your hardware/firmware setup.
Happy printing!

S3D-Chris wrote: ↑ P.S. - Simplify3D customers will also be receiving a development update via email over the next few hours but we wanted to make an announcement here first.

I appreciate the effort but your e-mail can be condensed in the words: "We are working on it."
We're a little short.

Dear S3D Team,

We hope you're not trying to avoid the free distribution of your new V5 version to a large base of 2018 subscribers.
We all think that you have to respect your promises and deploy the V5 version until december 2019.

Thank you.

Counting down the days seems pretty juvenile and petty... Why are you so invested in holding them to releasing at the exact date and time before the new year? Because I bought Simplify3D license in the first days of january 2019, so I expect to receive at least one free major update during my 1 yea...

Thnak you Alex for your quick reply!
Here you can find the factory file.

The STL was suffering from "Self intersecting surfaces", once repaired everything went fine.
Thank you so much dkightley and Alex!

P.S. I also discovered that disabling "Merge all outlines […]" option often permit to pass over these kind of STL problems.

buckker wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 3:06 pm

Is it possible to remove it from the post processing?

Yes, you can remove comments from the generated G-code, and it's worth a shot.
Just add the command {STRIP ";"} in "Scripts > Additional terminal commands for post processing"

Let us know about the results!

Hi all, while slicing an STL containing a capped hole, positioned at 45° compared to the bed, I noticed a strange result that lead to "flatting" the lower side of the hole. Moreover it also emerged a strange solid infill near the inner perimeters that it seems to me correlated to this problem: https...

I'm not sure about that, but I fear that some recent (silent?) updates had broken something.

For example:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14038
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14065

Hi All, I'm experimenting a strange banding behaviour. In the attached image is showed 15x15x5 mm cube printed with a white TPU. From left to right you can see print results from same print parameters, except for setting 1, 2 and 3 perimeters. The print with just 1 perimeters is almost perfect, whil...