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Default_value can never be anything that is interpreted by python. I think you could try the following:
"value": "'G1 X' + str(_prime_arc_start_x)"
Thanks for the answer, that worked perfectly.
But I must admit I found a simpler solution to my problem. I was frustrated by using skirts because it took away too much from my build area. But this was only due to the fact that I had set the skirt distance to 10 mm. should work out perfectly:
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Default_value can never be anything that is interpreted by python. I think you could try the following:
"value": "'G1 X' + str(_prime_arc_start_x)"
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Thanks for the answer, that worked perfectly.
But I must admit I found a simpler solution to my problem. I was frustrated by using skirts because it took away too much from my build area. But this was only due to the fact that I had set the skirt distance to 10 mm. should work out perfectly:
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