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Cura contributor @ahoeben put The Replacement Patterns list together. I don't see Max's and Min's for the build plate footprint of the actual print. They do show up in a gcode file. Maybe there is a way to extract the info with your plugin?
This is from the beginning of a Cura gcode file...
These keywords do not exist as replacement patterns. A postprocessing plugin script could be used to find the data in the gcode and insert that MESH_CONFIG macro from it.
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Cura contributor @ahoeben put The Replacement Patterns list together. I don't see Max's and Min's for the build plate footprint of the actual print. They do show up in a gcode file. Maybe there is a way to extract the info with your plugin?
This is from the beginning of a Cura gcode file...
;MINX:51
;MINY:51
;MINZ:0.2
;MAXX:179
;MAXY:179
;MAXZ:60.112
IF the keywords exist then you would end up with something like this in your StartUp Gcode:
MESH_CONFIG X0={MINX} Y0={MINY} X1={MAXX} Y1={MAXY}
Using the example numbers from above that would result in...
MESH_CONFIG X0=51 Y0=51 X1=179 Y1=179 in the actual Gcode file.
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