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That did it! Strange little quirk, but super happy it was resolved that easily. Thanks! 🙂

Yeah, it's simple enough to edit the gcode, but I'm curious why it would "resume" to 0 at all. Is my startup gcode not configured right? It's kind of a hobbled mess of copy paste stuff. I've attached the project file and the gcode sliced from this project, let me know what you think. CE3PRO_lizard_hole_tiny.3mf CE3PRO_lizard_hole_tiny.gcode

Heya, Not sure if this is the right place for this or not, but figured it'd be cool to get a little help if possible. I've got the pause at height command set to a layer of my build using the M0 method, and all that's working fine and dandy. However, I noticed on resume of the pause that my hot end immediately cooled off and the print aborted. Inspecting the gcode cura generated, I saw that instead of resuming the hot end temp after standby, it decides to drop it to zero. ;added code by post processing ;script: PauseAtHeight.py ;current layer: 12 M83 ; switch to relative E values for any needed retraction G1 F300 Z4.640000000000001 ; move up a millimeter to get out of the way G1 F9000 X190 Y190 G1 F300 Z15 ; too close to bed--move to at least 15mm M104 S205 ; standby temperature M0 ; Do the actual pause M109 S0 ; resume temperature G1 F300 Z3.64 G1 F9000 X117.463 Y113.386 G1 F300 Z3.64 ; move back down to resume height G1 F1500 ; restore extrusion feedrate M82 ; switch back to absolute E values G92 E582.44268 Any idea why this is happening? I've sliced it a few times with a couple of different settings, but it doesn't really make a difference. As soon as I hit resume I have to be real quick about manually adjusting the temperature back.