[Is there a parameter that can be used in start g code to know the min/max x/y of object(s) being printed? (probe where printing)]

Tanks all! Post processing script works beautifully! 

[Is there a parameter that can be used in start g code to know the min/max x/y of object(s) being printed? (probe where printing)]

I see the gcode has values in comments - would be nice to just find where to pass these as parameters

 

[FR] Replacement patterns for print area · Issue #10884 · Ultimaker/Cura (github.com)

;FLAVOR:RepRap
;TIME:1813
;Filament used: 2.3164m
;Layer height: 0.28
;MINX:124.335
;MINY:124.335
;MINZ:0.24
;MAXX:175.665
;MAXY:175.664
;MAXZ:21.45

 

[Is there a parameter that can be used in start g code to know the min/max x/y of object(s) being printed? (probe where printing)]

I'd like to set my Mesh measuring to be slightly larger than print area (including skirt) and I can't seem to find if cura passes and max x / y into what i can consume in start g code area to be able to parameterize my mesh to only mesh the printed area.

 

Would like to do something like

 

M557 X{first_layer_print_min[0]}:{first_layer_print_max[0]} Y{first_layer_print_min[1]}:{first_layer_print_max[1]} S8

 

[Cura 4.0 - Arrange all models fails]

In 3.x I could add a few parts and click "Auto arrange" and they would fit on my build plate.  In cura 4 when i import multiple parts, 1 part is on the vitual build plate but the other parts are off screen and i have to zoom out to see them.  clicking "arrange all models" fails with a warning it couldn't arrange them yet if i drag them in and put them on the virtual build plate they fit ok.  Is this a known issue or something i can tweak?  small build plate (marker select mini v2) but worked in prior versions.