Skynet Prints

Smartavionics code looks intense... Ok so if i put :G0 Z20 manually into my gcode, where does it go? I assume i need to put it before each new object

Champion thats awesome! Is there a part of your code i can manually put into my gcode for now? which part and where? Thanks gcode.writeFanCommand(0); gcode.setZ(max_object_height + 5000); + CommandSocket::setSendCurrentPosition(gcode.getPositionXY()); + gcode.writeTravel(gcode.getPositionXY(), storage.meshgroup->getExtruderTrain(gcode.getExtruderNr())->getSettingInMillimetersPerSecond("speed_travel")); + Point start_pos(storage.model_min.x, storage.model_min.y); + gcode.writeTravel(start_pos, storage.meshgroup->getExtruderTrain(gcode.getExtruderNr())->getSettingInMillimetersPerSecond("speed_travel")); + if (storage.getSettingBoolean("machine_heated_bed") && storage.getSettingInDegreeCelsius("material_bed_temperature_layer_0") != 0) { constexpr bool wait = true; gcode.writeBedTemperatureCommand(storage.getSettingInDegreeCelsius("material_bed_temperature_layer_0"), wait); } - - CommandSocket::setSendCurrentPosition(gcode.getPositionXY()); - gcode.writeTravel(gcode.getPositionXY(), storage.meshgroup->getExtruderTrain(gcode.getExtruderNr())->getSettingInMillimetersPerSecond("speed_travel")); - Point start_pos(storage.model_min.x, storage.model_min.y); - gcode.writeTravel(start_pos, storage.meshgroup->getExtruderTrain(gcode.getExtruderNr())->getSettingInMillimetersPerSecond("speed_travel")); } void FffGcodeWriter::processRaft(const SliceDataStorage& storage)

Yes, CR-10 is in the list of printers and everything else has been working well with CURA. Unfortunately I dont know any programming/gcode. As "print sequence" and "initial layer temp" are built in options, CURA really needs to automatically adapt when both options are selected. Surely i cant be the only one using a different initial layer temp and printing one at a time? If you know the gcode to tell printer to move up x axis 10mm between prints? that would be AWESOME

Hi Klein, Thanks for your reply I have a Creality CR-10 I run CURA 3.2.1 on windows 7, which i use to create a Gcode file. Then upload to my printer running off of a Raspberry Pi 3, with Octopi OS (Octoprint). I have already brought the issue up on the Octopi forums, they say its a Gcode/slicer issue.

I like to print my objects 1 at a time, I also set a hotter first layer temp. Unfortunately CURA waits for bed to warm up with the print nozzle resting where it finished (ON TOP OF MY PRINT) = melted defect into print. Is there a fix for this? Ive gone through the settings but cant see anything that will help. The print head just needs to move 5 or 10mm up the z axis and wait, OR go wait where the next print starts.