I need a specific marlin 2 firmware but can't compile it myself

[median rose]

I use this marlin 2 firmware: https://github.com/sebastianrich18/Ender3-4.2.7-BLTouch-Firmware

It is nearly perfect for me but I need to use the M600 command for filament change mid print on some of my gcodes and this firmware doesn't have that definition.
Do you guys know of any compiled bin firmware on the internet with support for bl touch and filament swap?
I can't compile this firmware no matter what.
I've tried a dozen times in the past and the past few days but I'll give it a pause for a while. I'm having errors with the marlin version imcompatibilities (some weird C syntax errors on vscode)

[rustic cape]

AI Help

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble compiling the firmware. Unfortunately, I cannot provide links to pre-compiled firmware, as I do not have knowledge of third-party firmware sources. I recommend reaching out to online forums or communities dedicated to your specific 3D printer model or firmware version for assistance with your issue. They may be able to provide guidance on resolving the syntax errors you're encountering or pointing you to a resource for the firmware you need.

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[median rose]

• Printer make and model ------> ender 3 v1.0, silent creality 4.2.7 board
• Any Mods ---------> generic bltouch that is working very well
• Firmware ----------> the one provided on main post
• Filament material and temps, ---------> PLA, PETG, ABS, 220 / 60
• Slicer ---------> ultimaker cura
• Any recent changes ----------> no
• What have you tried so far --------------> compiling the firmware lots of times to the point of exhaustion and existential crisis

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[median rose]

halp.

[somber zenith]

What is the error you are getting?

I'm no pro with C, but I have written C before.

[prisma aurora]

Its not super hard to compile your own marlin firmware

https://marlinfw.org/docs/configuration/configuration.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq_ygvHF29I

No programming experience needed

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[median rose]

guys I was able to compile marlin firware, thanks. the problem mas the incompatibility between the version of the main marlin2 code and the configurations code I was using (it was bugfix and it was conflicting)

now I decided to use clipper as it will make my prints better quality. 👍

btw I was able to use the M600 command. I have a raspberry pi laying around here and will try to install clipper in it, but I will buy an acelerometer to make the input shaping

[rustic cape]

M600
https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M600.html

[prisma aurora]

klipper in itself wont have any impact on your print quality

sure its easier to change settings but thats about it

[median rose]

yes obviously. but as you said it will be easier for me to optimize my prints and to use my printer potential

I watched this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaUU8stsZPo

I became interested in input shaping

and a lots of other configurations and calibrations the firmware provide out of the box

I'm gonna follow this guide