Thanks for the great feedback, everyone!
The current IF statements that you can use are present in the
Tool Change Scripts.
KeyboardWarrior wrote: ↑Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:12 am{IF OLDTOOL=0}G1 E-10 F1800 - this will only include the line that follows the {IF} brackets if the old tool (the one that was active prior to the tool change) is tool 0. You could use scripts like this to have different tool change retract distances for different tools
{IF NEWTOOL=0}G1 E10 F1800 - similar to the above command, however it checks the new tool (the one that will be active after the tool change)
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