yellowshark 153
Are you using "Other" printers (I think, I do not have Cura on this laptop) which has a list of 3rd party printers OR are you using "Customised" printers and creating one from nothing? My problem is with "Customised" printers.
Are you using "Other" printers (I think, I do not have Cura on this laptop) which has a list of 3rd party printers OR are you using "Customised" printers and creating one from nothing? My problem is with "Customised" printers.
I did select "Custom printer".
Edited by GuestHi @Nicolinux what OS are you using, I am Windows10
I have a couple of questions:
* What exactly are you changing in the gcode? Note that lines that start with a ; probably don't save, but that should not affect printing.
* Have you tried if this still reproduces with Cura 2.5?
* Can you try with a clean configuration (ie rename the appdata\local\cura folder to appdata\local\cura.bak so a new configuration is created)? I ask this not as a solution, but just to know if it may have something to do with your specific configuration folder.
I have just upgraded 2.4 to 2.6.1 and this problem has been fixed, allowing customised printer start/end gcode to be amended
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Nicolinux 288
I can't reproduce the problem. Just created a new printer and then edited it and added the word "hello" to the start gcode. If I slice something, I see:
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