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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?

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.

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.

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

Try asking the manufacturer

mark_3d wrote: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

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

SDX wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 12:09 pm 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

wbarber69 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 11, 2018 11:10 am

SDX wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 12:09 pm 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?

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.