Closed Murrdo closed 7 months ago
Add it to to print variable then in your gcode, you can add it where you want. in print custom variable (note tab)
start_gcode_print="; start gcode from print profile\nM42\nG42 S42\n; end start gcode from print profile"
where you want to put it in your printer custom gcode (like the start gcode)
{default_string(start_gcode_print,"")}{start_gcode_print}
if it's not present in the print setting, it will just write an empty line. note: you need the latest nightly for this to work correctly.
Is it enough? I think this way it's more versatile. It avoid the need a hundreds of specialized unused fields.
Thank you, this is more than enough)
I’ll leave here an example of how it works, I didn’t understand it right away. 1. 2.
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It would be very convenient to have a custom g-code section in the Print Settings section. It would be possible to create print profiles for frequent tests/calibrations.