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Cura g-code making my extruder go backwards at the start of print??
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· Cura g-code making my extruder go backwards at the start of print??
Does it do this *before* it gets up to temperature? If so, then I suppose it's probably the M92 command. Why not just remove this line from the gcode? I'm going to guess if you set this to zero in preferences maybe it won't show up in the gcode file?
M92 is supposed to set steps for extruder but... Are you using Marlin? Whatever you are using, I've never heard of the T0 command either. What's that do?
If you remove the first line and it still does this, try adding an M0 between every line of gcode (which should pause). That way you can figure out which line exactly is causeing the retraction.
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Does it do this *before* it gets up to temperature? If so, then I suppose it's probably the M92 command. Why not just remove this line from the gcode? I'm going to guess if you set this to zero in preferences maybe it won't show up in the gcode file?
M92 is supposed to set steps for extruder but... Are you using Marlin? Whatever you are using, I've never heard of the T0 command either. What's that do?
If you remove the first line and it still does this, try adding an M0 between every line of gcode (which should pause). That way you can figure out which line exactly is causeing the retraction.
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