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Hello,

I'm currently adding this before my layer 7 (layer 6 is the last layer of my Raft).
I'm wondering if there's any way to do it directly with the "layer change script" ?

The goal of that, is to raise the nozzle, retract a lot and make the printer "wait" a little (using the trick of cooling and heating the nozzle) to let the raft cooling so the print don't stick too much on it.

Just add the following command into your post processing commands section (on the Scripts tab)

{REPLACE "; layer 7\n" "; layer 7\nCommand 1\nCommand 2\nCommand 3\n"}

Where command 1, command 2, and command 3 are just whatever commands you want to insert. So it may look like:

{REPLACE "; layer 7\n" "; layer 7\nG1 E-5.0000 F1800\nG1 Z10 F1800\nM109 S110 T0\n"}

And so on

Oh, so I must use post processing... thanks!

can this be used to change the speed of a certain layer?

I guess you could, but it will be a lot of job, as you will have to modify EACH commands under the layer you wish... better go edit the .gcode directly, changing the Fxxx for that layer.

So, I finally did it... working, but with some bugs.

This is the line I need to add.
But there's two problems.

1) Simplify3D add a "post-processing" line in the header (sumarry setting), that contain those line return. There for, they are considered as commands.

2) When reloading Simply3D, he's getting ride of the ',' in the line, so it's not matching anymore.

Hi,

I got the same problem. See viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1959&p=17737#p17737


Tesse

nka wrote:But there's two problems.

1) Simplify3D add a "post-processing" line in the header (sumarry setting), that contain those line return. There for, they are considered as commands.

2) When reloading Simply3D, he's getting ride of the ',' in the line, so it's not matching anymore.

If you want to get rid of that one line in the header, just put the following at the beginning of your post-processing commands (before the replacement commands)
{STRIP "; postProcessing"}

Then to fix your replacement stuff, try the line below. It works fine for me!
{REPLACE "Z = 2.4973\n" "Z = 2.4973\n; nka adding\nG1 E-5.0000 F1800\nG1 Z10 F1800\nM109 S110 T0\nM109 S210 T0\nG1 E-2.0000 F1800\nG1 Z2.997 F9000\n"}

Oh good idea, thanks!