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Temperature settings not respected in startup GCode


FrankR

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Posted · Temperature settings not respected in startup GCode

I'm trying to print using the ABS/Fine profile, using Cura 3.1.0.  The profile has

Default Printing Temperature: 230

Printing Temperature: 230

Printing Temperature Initial Layer: 230

Initial Printing Temperature: 220

 

I have a custom printer defined, and my startup gcode contains the following line (I put all the temperatures I could think of in the comment just to see what they were):

M109 S{material_print_temperature_layer_0} T0; {material_print_temperature} {material_print_temperature_layer_0} {material_initial_print_temperature}  

When I generate the GCode, it results in:

M109 S210 T0; 210 210 200 

These don't match my settings.   Changing any of the temperatures has no effect on this line - it's always the same.    Only the material temperatures are affected - {material_bed_temperature} and {material_bed_temperature_layer_0} follow the settings as expected.

 

Am I missing a setting somewhere, or is this a bug?  If so, any idea of a workaround besides defining a new printer with the temperatures hardcoded?

 

Thanks,

/Frank

 

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