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· Eliminate pauses between "one-at-a-time" objects
Well, there is no such thing as a "Pause Between Objects". It could be an M109 which would wait for the temperature. At about 2°/sec it will be a 10 second wait for the temperature to raise 20°. M109 can inflict it's own additional 10 second wait (but it doesn't always do that as it is dependent on the printer-processor clock cycle).
BTW In the project I made up I'm not getting temperature changes after the first model and I think I should be.
Use the "File | Save Project" command and post the 3mf file here.
Post one of those gcode files that you don't like and I'll take a look at that as well. I've been working on post-processors for "One at a Time" projects but I haven't gotten to temperature changes yet.
In regards to the temperature over-shooting, that's on your printer. It's usually only 1 or 2 degrees and then it settles down at the set point. I would think nearly all of them do that to a lesser or greater extent. My printer is also calibrated and it over-shoots on temperature change. It's over-shoots worse on cooling than on heating. Part of it may be the response time of the thermocouple/thermistor.
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Well, there is no such thing as a "Pause Between Objects". It could be an M109 which would wait for the temperature. At about 2°/sec it will be a 10 second wait for the temperature to raise 20°. M109 can inflict it's own additional 10 second wait (but it doesn't always do that as it is dependent on the printer-processor clock cycle).
BTW In the project I made up I'm not getting temperature changes after the first model and I think I should be.
Use the "File | Save Project" command and post the 3mf file here.
Post one of those gcode files that you don't like and I'll take a look at that as well. I've been working on post-processors for "One at a Time" projects but I haven't gotten to temperature changes yet.
In regards to the temperature over-shooting, that's on your printer. It's usually only 1 or 2 degrees and then it settles down at the set point. I would think nearly all of them do that to a lesser or greater extent. My printer is also calibrated and it over-shoots on temperature change. It's over-shoots worse on cooling than on heating. Part of it may be the response time of the thermocouple/thermistor.
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