Hello Greg thankyou for replying
I have Octoprint connected and a bought a new sd card a few months ago as the one that came with it was to say the least crappy. i always transfer the files through the Octoprint connection never through sd card if that helps. i have added the 3mf file fo you to look at and i think i might have found the cause. You mentioned arcwelder i dont use Arcwelder but i noticed in the settings it was enabled along with G90 Influences. i have the silent board with the Th3D Unified Firmware installed and Bltouch and i dont remember enabling Arcwelder when i compiled the firmware over a year ago.
I have checked Octoprint and i havent got the Arcwelder Plugin installed. Hopefully i might have found the problem with your help with just the Arcwelder Comment but if you find something else i will be pleased to know.
Thanks for your help Lee
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GregValiant 1,359
Post one of those "bad" gcode files here. You can also use "File | Save Project" to create a 3mf file with your settings, the model, and your printer and you can post the 3mf file here as well.
Are you using USB Printing or Octoprint? Are any post-processors being used?
As long as you didn't use ArcWelder you can check the gcode file yourself by opening it in Cura. The Cura gcode reader is separate from the slicer and you will get a good view of where the gcode is telling the printer to go. I can read the file into AutoCad even if ArcWelder was used. That takes Cura totally out of the loop for "post-viewing" a gcode file.
You may have a corrupt SD card. Formatting usually fixes that. The fact that the PrusaSlicer files were OK kind of eliminates that possibility though.
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