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For the newer printers, Prusa added a profile setting for abrasive filament compatibility - A0 or A1. That abrasive setting seems to be missing so far in super slicer which requires you to remove that piece of the custom starting g-code. |
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Thanks. Is this part of a G code or an M command? I am having trouble locating the code to remove. I did find in the start g-code: M862.1 P[nozzle_diameter] A{(false ? 1 : 0)} F{(false ? 1 : 0)} ; nozzle check This is the only place I found the use of A0 or A1 |
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I think I found the problem. One line down is: As I mentioned in my original post, I tried using the MK4 profile to start with. I will try a print and report back. |
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Yes, this worked. No pre-print compatibility warning. After seeing the answer, it seems kind of silly I missed this.But I wouldn't have looked at the g-code if you hadn't mentioned it. thanks @DoubleStrike ! |
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I just got a Prusa Core One and cannot find the preset in v2.7-beta. I tried using the Prusa Research Original Prusa MK4 Input Shaper, but I get warnings about the gcode that's generated.
I did find some printer presets at https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer-settings-prusa-fff but I cannot figure out how to put the ini file in place to have it recognized ...or if it's even compatible with SuperSlicer.
Any ideas?
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