Filament sensor is now disabled if machine is paused#1
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This allows for an M600 (filament change) command to be inserted in the gcode and not have the filament unload twice due to the sensor triggering.
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Please implement that. I have the plugin disabled because if I pause the printing from the gcode to change the filament, when removing it the plugin detects that there is no filament and launches an M600. Thanks |
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So is the plugin abandoned by the author? |
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If an M600 command is added to manually change filaments, the filament sensor will cause a second M600 command (if that is the gcode specified in settings) to be sent which is unwanted. This change watches for the user paused message, disables the runout sensor, and then watches for the processing message to re-enable the runout sensor.