Marlin Commands:
M163 - Set Mix Factor
M164 - Save Mix
Ability to set a mix ratio or blend at a defined layer or distance.
Based on Geeetech's Color mixing software.
I wrote this plugin to override the G29 in the start code. When used, instead of probing the bed, it retrieves the last probing measurement from EEPROM and ensures bed leveling is activated.
updated to display layer count before filename (layer number was getting cut off in event of long filename).
updated to include option to start layer count at either 0 or 1.
removed ':' in the display string as it is a gcode command that was splitting the line into two different commands.
This is a modified Display Filename And Layer On LCD script to offer a wider range of optional information.
Tried and tested on a Tevo Tornado (Running Marlin 2.x.x)
2 new options
- Scroll (If scrolling LCD is enabled)
- Max Layer (To display "Printing [name] - Layer # of ###")
People are reporting that the retraction is reversed. We can't test it since we have no firmware that supports the command at all. So we'll just not make the retract distance negative. That seems more logical anyway if you read the documentation of M600 to the letter.
Fixes#4249.
This potentially set the flow rate to -1, since it was changing the flow rate to the old['flowrateTwo'] which was left at -1 since initialisation because it didn't update here.
It would detect the height of the raft by looking at what the first Z coordinate is that it encounters on layer 0. This Z coordinate also includes the initial layer height though. If you pause lower than the initial layer height (but higher than 0), you'd expect to pause in the initial layer.
Because we can't set the temperature and we don't know the correct temperature to set it back to, we will just retract further in order to prevent damage to the material.
Contributes to issue CURA-5491.
Instead of deriving this from the g-code flavour, just use the actual settings that are made to control these two properties.
Contributes to issue CURA-5491.
There is no such command to disable only the E stepper drivers. This command M84 gets interpreted as disabling ALL stepper drivers, which on some printers would cause the print bed to fall down.
