so im int he middle of a 17 hour print when one of my thin walls of the print snapped off the bed. no big deal, but it would be nice to be able to go back and "delete" the gcode for that specific model that broke, so i can continue printing the other models.
right now im printing and that model is now gone off the build plate but the extruder continues to go over to it.
it is a possibility that this is already a feature and i just dont know how to use it. it would certainly save on filament
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KeyboardWarrior
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Re: Not sure if this has been suggested
If you have a factory file saved, or the software with your models configured and positioned, you can stop the print, remove the model you no longer want sliced, then use the information in this Tip of the day to resume the print: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2738joehsmash wrote:so im int he middle of a 17 hour print when one of my thin walls of the print snapped off the bed. no big deal, but it would be nice to be able to go back and "delete" the gcode for that specific model that broke, so i can continue printing the other models.
right now im printing and that model is now gone off the build plate but the extruder continues to go over to it.
it is a possibility that this is already a feature and i just dont know how to use it. it would certainly save on filament
