Closed mickeyboss123 closed 2 months ago
Try using a dot instead of a comma in the PA value
Which slicer did you use?
Same problem with the dot, the gcode comes from orca.
can any one email me the original G-Code ?
I think the problem may be caused by deferent versions of Windows in regional format !
My Discord is : sb53systems
Bridge_test.gcode.txt Windows 11 IT
same problem with me !
i'll informs you more when i get it
i think that i dont take in concidiration the Wipe option
@boromyr can you test it without wipe ?
same problem Bridge_test.gcode.txt
@boromyr use : PRINT_START instead of START_PRINT
You have to change it also in Klipper Configs. Confirm if it is working.
Salim.
It works, I managed to save the gcode. I would like to avoid changing the name of the macros not knowing how the printer may react, so I tried:
START_PRINT EXTRUDER_TEMP=220 BED_TEMP=55
PRINT_START EXTRUDER_TEMP=220 BED_TEMP=55
and it still works, the printer should ignore the macro with an unknown name. Wouldn't it be better to modify your software? Anyway, I will try it as soon as possible, it seems like a great improvement!
your Klipper will not reconize this new macro, you have to change it
@boromyr , Note that you must print each test separately to experiment with a deferent bridge speed, otherwise the script will take into consideration the average of all your examples and adjust the speed for each of them.
This approach will be more effective if this concept is integrated into the slicer !
You need to experiment more with this script !
Happy Smart 3D Printing.
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