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There are two gcode files.
The first file finishes with a partial top layer.
The second file is printed.
It completes the partial layer left by the first file and continues for 2 more layers.
The print finishes with the standard ending gcode.
Is that what you are trying to do?
When the first print ends - some firmware will automatically disable the stepper motors even without an M84. At that point they lose their location. When the second print starts with no "G28" the steppers don't know where they are. That will cause layer shifts and might be the cause of the nozzle hitting the bed.
Have you tried "splicing" the files by copying the second file into the first file?
If you use "Pause at Height" at the layer after that partial layer you could cut the pause gcode out and paste it in where you wanted it. You would absolutely need to change the XYZE lines so the print would continue from the correct location of all axes. That is not as difficult as trying to print a second gcode file on top of a print.
This would be the pause portion of the gcode. The lines that would/might require changes are in bold.
;TYPE:CUSTOM
;added code by post processing
;script: PauseAtHeight.py
;current layer: 15
M83 ; switch to relative E values for any needed retraction
G1 F300 Z5 ; move up a millimeter to get out of the way
G1 F9000 X0 Y0 ; park the head
G1 F300 Z15 ; too close to bed--move to at least 15mm
M104 S205 ; standby temperature
M0 ; Do the actual pause
M104 S205 ; resume temperature G1 F300 Z4 G1 F9000 X64.325 Y107.595 G1 F300 Z4 ; move back down to resume height
G1 F2100 ; restore extrusion feedrate
M82 ; switch back to absolute E values G92 E1633.44314
;LAYER:15
Edited by GregValiant
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To see if I understand...
Is that what you are trying to do?
When the first print ends - some firmware will automatically disable the stepper motors even without an M84. At that point they lose their location. When the second print starts with no "G28" the steppers don't know where they are. That will cause layer shifts and might be the cause of the nozzle hitting the bed.
Have you tried "splicing" the files by copying the second file into the first file?
If you use "Pause at Height" at the layer after that partial layer you could cut the pause gcode out and paste it in where you wanted it. You would absolutely need to change the XYZE lines so the print would continue from the correct location of all axes. That is not as difficult as trying to print a second gcode file on top of a print.
This would be the pause portion of the gcode. The lines that would/might require changes are in bold.
;TYPE:CUSTOM
Edited by GregValiant;added code by post processing
;script: PauseAtHeight.py
;current layer: 15
M83 ; switch to relative E values for any needed retraction
G1 F300 Z5 ; move up a millimeter to get out of the way
G1 F9000 X0 Y0 ; park the head
G1 F300 Z15 ; too close to bed--move to at least 15mm
M104 S205 ; standby temperature
M0 ; Do the actual pause
M104 S205 ; resume temperature
G1 F300 Z4
G1 F9000 X64.325 Y107.595
G1 F300 Z4 ; move back down to resume height
G1 F2100 ; restore extrusion feedrate
M82 ; switch back to absolute E values
G92 E1633.44314
;LAYER:15
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