compared to Tinkerine Suite

[jacmille]

Using a Tinkerine Pro the Tinkerine Suite has done a good job but is not as flexible as Simplify3D, but it does a few things I like. Before starting a print it will "home" the printer so the nozzle and plate are zeroed out, simplify3D just lets the nozzle hang in the air and drip. Tinkerine Suite also performs two quick lines of print in the corner to prime the nozzle, simplify doesn't and it has really caused some issues, even if I use a skirt in the print, it still gets drug all around the print causing issues, same deal if I turn on the prime cylinder.

Can Simplify "home" to the printer to the corner and perform this prime wipe action before starting the print?

[CompoundCarl]

That's just the starting script. You can edit it on the Scripts tab of your process settings in Simplify3D.

If you look at the gcode file that tinkerine makes, it should be easy to compare and change the commands in that script