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Posted · Printer Definition & Post Processing Script

Hi,

 

Is it possible to define a post processing script in a printer definition. I have a head that needs to have the gcode post processed, and I'm wondering if this could be automated elsewhere rather than be chosen in the Post Processing Scripts dialog/menu bar. 

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    Posted · Printer Definition & Post Processing Script

    Thanks for the reply, do you see any mileage in having a GCode post processing settings variable tied to a printer definition or variant? I'm thinking that you could show or disable certain post processing scripts, or call plug ins as required to suit a printer. 

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    Posted · Printer Definition & Post Processing Script

    You can write a plugin that detects the use of that head (a variant?) and then applies the gcode postprocessing if needed. The Z Offset plugin (https://github.com/fieldOfView/ZOffsetPlugin) is an example of a plugin that applies gcode postprocessing of its own, but it does not include a check for a certain variant. If you are not afraid of Python code, here's a much more complex example of a plugin that checks for certain conditions before executing filters on the gcode: https://github.com/BlackBelt3D/Cura/blob/bb-3.4/plugins/BlackBeltPlugin/BlackBeltPlugin.py#L293

     

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