I figured it out. For the benefit of others having the same issue, Cura identifies the extent of each model, and when you upload the gcode to your pi or whatever computer you use, the code is processed to filter out the relevant info for the adaptive mesh macros. If it's not working properly, you just didn't install everything correctly (instructions here : https://github.com/kyleisah/Klipper-Adaptive-Meshing-Purging) .
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GregValiant 1,342
Search the gcode for ";MESH:". There are two types:
;MESH:NONMESH
are combing moves at the end of a layer and
;MESH:My Model.stl
Will indicate the model. The first occurrence of this will be at the end of a skirt/brim or at the end of any Support or Support-Interface. If there is no support or interface on a layer then the line will appear just after the layer line and ";TYPE:" line.
;TIME_ELAPSED:135.897187
;LAYER:4
;TYPE:WALL-INNER
;MESH:My Model.stl
G1 F2703.4 X114.281 Y30.008 E510.47956
Your snippet is too short. At that point it's printing "skirt" which is not part of the model.
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