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Cura Changes Z Height from -1.410 mm to around -5mm, completely messing up my print.
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· Cura Changes Z Height from -1.410 mm to around -5mm, completely messing up my print.
There are a couple of things about your Startup Guide in regards to Marlin firmware. These may be because your "Prusaware" is different.
G28 does not list a "W" flag.
G80 is not a leveling command. Typically it would be G29 or M420.
G1 Y-3 is an odd move.
The purge line appears to be from X0 Y-3 to X60 Y-3 and then continues to X100 Y-3. There is no mention of a Z height so it appears to be at a Z of zero or some offset called by M851.
I think a Prusa forum would be your best bet for support.
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There are a couple of things about your Startup Guide in regards to Marlin firmware. These may be because your "Prusaware" is different.
G28 does not list a "W" flag.
G80 is not a leveling command. Typically it would be G29 or M420.
G1 Y-3 is an odd move.
The purge line appears to be from X0 Y-3 to X60 Y-3 and then continues to X100 Y-3. There is no mention of a Z height so it appears to be at a Z of zero or some offset called by M851.
I think a Prusa forum would be your best bet for support.
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