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Cura Connect Auto level not performed?

By Oj00, in Cura + plugins

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Oj00
Posted in Cura Connect Auto level not performed?

Hi, 

When print jobs are sent to printers Via Cura-Connect the printer will auto-level and then start the print. However if the error: height difference exceeds realistic values, appears the printer will wait for you to confirm. 

 

With a normal print you would just restart the print after removing any debris from the nozzle, or just start it again and it will normally work. With Cura-connect you hit confirm, and then it attempts to re-start the print, it says auto level on the screen but instead goes straight to starting the print without performing the level check? Is this normal, or intended behavior? 

 

Thanks, 

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