Cura prepending unwanted Gcode to output file

[brianmichalk 2]

I have a single hotend, dual extruder Artemis using Cura 4.8.0.  I also have other printers and am trying to get the tool change macros on each printer correct so that one Gcode file works for any printer.

 

The problem is that Cura is prepending a T0 tool selection to my gcode file, and this is causing problems with getting filaments loaded correctly based on the temperature of the hot end.  Here is the GCode, and the portion above "BKM START G-CODE" is what is prepended by Cura.  How can I disable this?

 

;FLAVOR:RepRap
;TIME:2228
;Filament used: 5.60737m, 0m
;Layer height: 0.2
;MINX:-28.37
;MINY:-42.584
;MINZ:0.3
;MAXX:28.37
;MAXY:47.872
;MAXZ:23.1
;Generated with Cura_SteamEngine 4.8.0
T0
M190 S60
M104 S205
M109 S205
M82 ;absolute extrusion mode
;BKM START G-CODE
M203 Z14000	; max feedrate
G28 		; Home

 

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[GregValiant 1,318]

"...so that one Gcode file works for any printer."

Good luck with that one.  I guess I can understand why you wouldn't want to have to do 15 slices of a model for 15 different printers just because you don't know which printer will be available to use for the job.  I'm not a dual extruder guy but I've spent some time fooling with virtual multi-extruder machines in Cura.

If the one printer has a two-into-one hot end that shares a heater, then it likely won't work as a conventional dual extruder machine.  I guess there would be conditions and settings combinations where it would work, and there would be others where the "shared heater" setting would cause problems ("standby temp" comes to mind).  I would also anticipate that those gcode files would be troublesome for a single extruder printer.

 

In addition, extruders can have their own custom start and end gcodes as well.  In "Printer Settings" (a plugin that must be installed in the Marketplace) there is a setting for "Always write active tool".  Maybe you can play with that and see if it helps.  Another thing you could try would be to disable extruder "T1" when you generate a gcode file for a single extruder machine.

 

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