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Cancel to print one of the objects during multiplied printing possibility
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· Cancel to print one of the objects during multiplied printing possibility
This feature actually exists in Marlin for printers that use newer versions of Marlin. Ultimaker split from the Marlin branch a while ago but other printers have this feature.
It looks like you have an S5 so, for the S5 this is a definite "no".
For the feature to work you have to insert certain comments in with the gcode so the printer knows which part is being printed next so it can skip over one or more of these. I have been told that the necessary comments are indeed inserted into the gcode. So for many printers the answer is "yes".
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This feature actually exists in Marlin for printers that use newer versions of Marlin. Ultimaker split from the Marlin branch a while ago but other printers have this feature.
It looks like you have an S5 so, for the S5 this is a definite "no".
For the feature to work you have to insert certain comments in with the gcode so the printer knows which part is being printed next so it can skip over one or more of these. I have been told that the necessary comments are indeed inserted into the gcode. So for many printers the answer is "yes".
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