Join Spools on IDEX lost some gcode in my print. It wasn't a case of a lack of prime, because I watched the change from T0 to T1. When T1 restarted on the part (after T0 ran out of filament), it never went to a part of the infill (where T0 left off) and missed about 5 passes of solid infill. After that it behaved normally. Again it wasn't a case of movement over the area without filament extruding, the toolhead never went to the area at all. The gcode is correct. @topaz cypress original gcode is included, but I don't know how to supply post processed gcode let me know. ps this is a solid plastic part 100% infill. Ironically the part was wrong anyway and I have to revise and reprint, leaving this for your info only.
#Join Spools on IDEX drops several lines of GCODE on tool change after filament runs out
amber creek
topaz cypress
Join Spools on IDEX lost some gcode in my print. It wasn't a case of a lack of p...
To supply the post-processed gcode, you download it from the printer. This only applies to gcode you've already tried to print, otherwise it may not have been post-processed. From mainsail, select the G-CODE FILES tab, right click on the filename of the relevant gcode, then select download. Rename the downloaded file, adding "from_printer" to the name (to avoid confusion).
amber creek
To supply the post-processed gcode, you download it from the printer. This only ...
Unfortunately that was overwritten. I guess we can close this issue until it happens again or to someone else. Perhaps it was a fluke.
topaz cypress
Ok. Let me know if it happens again.