Hello guys!
I love your slicer software.
Is there any chance you could add an extra line on all the G-code to drop the bed about 1 cm when possible when the print is finished?
Just because if the print finishes and I'm not around, it will leave a mark on the part due to the extruder being in contact. And then I have to heat the extruder again to separate the part...
It would be a nice feature IMO
Re: Feature request
You can do that yourself in the script section.
Re: Feature request
Where?
Would you have to code it yourself?
It would be nicer, in my opinion to do it always! Or maybe have a tick box to select that!
Would you have to code it yourself?
It would be nicer, in my opinion to do it always! Or maybe have a tick box to select that!
Re: Feature request
Click "edit process settings", go to Scripts tab, and add the following to the bottom of your Ending G-Code script
That will jog the Z-axis up by 10mm at the end of the print
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G90Re: Feature request
Hi Ricardo,
There's a lot of variation in the little rituals people have their printers do before and after a print. For example, on mine I have a line in the script area that turns off all the motors after a print, which has the same effect of what you request because the bed drops under it's own weight when not held by the motor.
There are all sorts of printer-specific movements that might be added manually at any point during a print, so entering these things manually via gcode is a natural thing to do. Also, what's useful for one printer might be useless or even harmful for another.
~Justine
There's a lot of variation in the little rituals people have their printers do before and after a print. For example, on mine I have a line in the script area that turns off all the motors after a print, which has the same effect of what you request because the bed drops under it's own weight when not held by the motor.
There are all sorts of printer-specific movements that might be added manually at any point during a print, so entering these things manually via gcode is a natural thing to do. Also, what's useful for one printer might be useless or even harmful for another.
~Justine
