Feature Request: Linear Advance

[mark_3d]

Is it possible to insert a beahavior like the linear advance used in marlin firmware that will give the print a little bit more quality?

[rrdavis]

I have used this in the past. From what I remember, I just had to add a "M900 K30" command in the starting script and make sure it was enabled in my firmware.

[blackbird2016]

Rrdavis is right.
Given your printers firmware supports linear advance (Prusa e.g.)
Just add the M900 Kxx command in to the start script where xx will be your k for any given material.

[mark_3d]

How to ceck if it's enabled in my firmware? i have a Rasie3d N2 duale Extruder.

[rrdavis]

Try asking the manufacturer

[zemlin]

How to ceck if it's enabled in my firmware? i have a Rasie3d N2 duale Extruder.

The firmware currently published by RAISE does not have Linear Advance enabled, but users have posted firmware on the RAISE forum.
http://forum.raise3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6244

[SDX]

Linear Advance would be very difficult to implement within a slicer-software. It would at least double your g-code.

[wbarber69]

Linear Advance would be very difficult to implement within a slicer-software. It would at least double your g-code.

Craftware does it. quite well, and doesnt need the firmware to support it

[arhi]

Linear Advance would be very difficult to implement within a slicer-software. It would at least double your g-code.

Craftware does it. quite well, and doesnt need the firmware to support it

you sure it's the same thing?

[Omikron]

Looking through the posts I didn't see if this feature was acknowledged as planned for next release (whenever that may be) but +1 for per-material LA settings. Every other slicer I use has it, and it's lack is one of the reasons I don't use S3D as often anymore.