1 hour ago, ahoeben said:You could use a Search and replace postprocessing script.
Care to explain how those work, and maybe copypaste a line for me to work on.
1 hour ago, ahoeben said:You could use a Search and replace postprocessing script.
Care to explain how those work, and maybe copypaste a line for me to work on.
Go to Extensions -> Post Processing -> Modify Gcode
Add a Search and Replace script
Search: M1(40|90|04|09) .*
keep Replace: empty
Turn on the "Use Regular Expressions" checkbox
Save gcode. There are no more M140, M190, M104 or M109 gcodes in it.
Search: M109
Replace: M104
That worked. Thx.
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