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Pretty sure it can't be done by a post processor. Field replacements only work in the start/end g-code settings for a machine. You could just use an int field and put in a number between 0 and 255 (inclusive) (unless your machine uses 0-1 for fan speed) or as a percentage and multiply that by 2.55 in your post.
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Pretty sure it can't be done by a post processor. Field replacements only work in the start/end g-code settings for a machine. You could just use an int field and put in a number between 0 and 255 (inclusive) (unless your machine uses 0-1 for fan speed) or as a percentage and multiply that by 2.55 in your post.
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