This change adds a setting for "minimum Z height" for the "nail down the string" moves.
Update PurgeLinesAndUnload.py
Bug fix. The prime blob code didn't account for the retraction at the end. This adds an 'unretract' to compensate.
Update PurgeLinesAndUnload.py
Added 2 settings so the user can dictate where the prime blob will be.
"Blob Location X" and "Blob Location Y".
Delete PurgeLinesAndUnload_old.py
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Change the comment line location from the end of data[1] to the first line of the "moves".
Update PurgeLinesAndUnload.py
Move the "start from" comment from the end of data[1] to the first line of the "moves" list.
Update PurgeLinesAndUnload.py
Change the comment line location from the end of data[1] to the first line of the "moves".
- Rename the start location to end purge location to match with what it represents
- Added location and position enums
- Rewrite the _get_adjustment_lines function as _move_to_location (generic)
- Replace goto_str with a position tuple for consistency and error prevention (typo prevention)
Added a "quick purge" option before the actual unload to insure the filament is free to pull back.
Made adjustments for "Machine Disallowed Areas".
Added some comments.
Re-ordered some of the code.
This script has 4 options.
Add Purge Lines will draw lines left, right, top, or bottom of the build plate and either fill length of half length. If a print takes up the entire width then the purge lines could be moved to the bottom.
Added some options:
- Replace the 'First Instance Only' of the Search term.
- Limit the Search to a layer range.
- 'Ignore StartUp G-code' and 'Ignore Ending G-code'
If "T(\d*)" was "T(\n*)" it would search for newlines. There isn't
any such \d escape character.
It should be "T(\\d*)" or r"T(\d*)" going with the latter, to be
easier to read and be consistent with other Cura usage.
Start python with -Wd or for python 3.12 will raise a SyntaxWarning.
This is an extensive re-do of the script.
# Added an 'Enable' setting
# Added support for multi-line insertions (comma delimited)
# Added insertions in a range of layers or a single insertion at a layer. Numbers are consistent with the Cura Preview (base1)
# Added frequency of Insertion (once only, every layer, every 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 10th, 25th, 50th, 100th)
# Added support for 'One at a Time' print sequence
