Gcode Scripts versus Continuous Print Scripts #177
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Hey @whopster17 - you're in the same boat as other folks that use the vanilla settings scripts, in that they're run for every "print file", and CPQ writes scripts to files before running them for a couple different reasons. If you want to follow along / provide feedback on #175, that's where I'll be putting updates on improving this interaction between OctoPrint and CPQ. |
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once the cooldown script starts, it runs this bed levelling |
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That is very useful information! Fortunately, I've moved onto the Bambu
Lab printers and I don't have this issue anymore (but I did lose the
automation ability), but this will no doubt be useful to someone!
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So I've noticed an issue and I'm not sure if there's a simple solution that I seem to be missing. Previously, I had a script in the Octoprint GCODE script "Before print job starts". This had a heating purpose and also ran auto bed levelling. However, with the way the new events and scripts work, once the cooldown script starts, it runs this bed levelling and heating script because it sees it as a print starting. This breaks the whole continuous print for me (actually ruined one of my prints).
To solve this issue, I cut the "Before print job starts" script into a custom start script in the continuous print interface and appended it to the "Print Start" event in the continuous print plugin. This solved most of the issue as the start script doesn't run before every sub event in continuous print now, however, I am not able to run the bed levelling sequence now for regular prints that are not in plugin. Is there a functionality I am missing? I am on version 2.3.0rc2.
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