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Posted · How to turn of temp-control in 4.4?

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Cura is trying to protect you from instructing your printer to extrude material while the material is still too cold to extrude. It checks your start gcode snippet for a heatup sequence, and if none seems to be available it inserts its own in front of the start gcode. You have to include specific strings in your start gcode snippet to show Cura that you are taking care of preheating, eg:
 

G190 {material_bed_temperature_layer_0}
G109 {material_print_temperature_layer_0}

Please note: I mean this exact text, including the { and }. Cura will do the replacement with the temperatures you specified in the settings.

 

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    Posted · How to turn of temp-control in 4.4?

    I love this software but there really needs to be a an "advanced user" option to turn of the nanny-stuff. I dare say 90% of printers prevent cold-extrusion from the FW

    Added stuff to start g-code, this ok?

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