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This is what I use. It retracts, slides to the side, moves up, and then the bed goes to max Y before shutting everything off.
Cura uses "replacement patterns" that are essentially variable names. When the project is sliced, Cura will replace the words with their values. Speeds from Cura are in mm/sec but the gcode uses mm/minute so each speed must be multiplied by 60.
The line in bold is really the one you asked for. If it's all you want then it would replace your G28 X0 Y0 line. If the Z doesn't go up a little bit first your nozzle could drag on the top surface of the print.
;-----------------Ending Gcode
G91 ; Relative positioning
M83 ; Relative Extrusion
G1 F{retraction_retract_speed*60} E-{retraction_amount} ; Retract
G0 F{speed_z_hop*60} Z0.2 ; Raise Z
G0 F{speed_travel*60} X5 Y5 ; Wipe out
G0 F{speed_z_hop*60} Z10 ; Raise Z more
G90 ; Absolute positioning
M82 ; Absolute extrusion
M220 S100 ; Reset FeedRate
M221 S100 ; Reset FlowRate G0 F{speed_travel*60} X0 Y{machine_depth} ; Present print
M106 S0 ; Turn-off fan
M104 S0 ; Turn-off hotend
M140 S0 ; Turn-off bed
M84 X Y E ; Disable all steppers but Z
;-----------------End of Ending
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This is what I use. It retracts, slides to the side, moves up, and then the bed goes to max Y before shutting everything off.
Cura uses "replacement patterns" that are essentially variable names. When the project is sliced, Cura will replace the words with their values. Speeds from Cura are in mm/sec but the gcode uses mm/minute so each speed must be multiplied by 60.
The line in bold is really the one you asked for. If it's all you want then it would replace your G28 X0 Y0 line. If the Z doesn't go up a little bit first your nozzle could drag on the top surface of the print.
;-----------------Ending Gcode
G91 ; Relative positioning
M83 ; Relative Extrusion
G1 F{retraction_retract_speed*60} E-{retraction_amount} ; Retract
G0 F{speed_z_hop*60} Z0.2 ; Raise Z
G0 F{speed_travel*60} X5 Y5 ; Wipe out
G0 F{speed_z_hop*60} Z10 ; Raise Z more
G90 ; Absolute positioning
M82 ; Absolute extrusion
M220 S100 ; Reset FeedRate
M221 S100 ; Reset FlowRate
G0 F{speed_travel*60} X0 Y{machine_depth} ; Present print
M106 S0 ; Turn-off fan
M104 S0 ; Turn-off hotend
M140 S0 ; Turn-off bed
M84 X Y E ; Disable all steppers but Z
;-----------------End of Ending
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