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A modest Cura Suggestion. If you add post processing script to pause at height, it will change it to relative extrusion, and back to absolute extrusion, even if you have relative extrusion set in the global slicer settings.
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· A modest Cura Suggestion. If you add post processing script to pause at height, it will change it to relative extrusion, and back to absolute extrusion, even if you have relative extrusion set in the global slicer settings.
In your Cura folder "...\Plugins\PostProcessingPlugins\Scripts" is PauseAtHeight.py. Near the end of that file is a line: prepend_gcode += self.putValue(M = 82) + " ; switch back to absolute E values\n
If you were to open the file in Notepad and change it like this
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In your Cura folder "...\Plugins\PostProcessingPlugins\Scripts" is PauseAtHeight.py. Near the end of that file is a line: prepend_gcode += self.putValue(M = 8
2) + " ;switch back to absoluteE values\nIf you were to open the file in Notepad and change it like this
prepend_gcode += self.putValue(M = 83) + " ; relative E values\n
I think you would get what you want.
You could also use the Search and Replace plugin to change all M82's in the file to M83's.
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