@chrishamm

Yeah sorry i meant to use "." BUT, that's not working 😶

The specific code i'm trying to run is:

; Printer is idle, new default mesh will be probed if state.status = "idle" ; printer is idle, new default mesh will be probed G29 S0 ; probe the bed, save height map to heightmap.csv and enable compensation G29 S3 P"default_heightmap.csv" ; Save the current height map to file "full_heightmap.csv" G29 S1 P"default_heightmap.csv" ; Load height map file "full_heightmap.csv" and enable mesh bed compensation elif state.status = "processing" ; printer is processing, new adaptive mesh will be probed G29 S0 ; probe the bed, save height map to heightmap.csv and enable compensation G29 S3 P"adaptive_heightmap.csv" ; Save the current height map to file "full_heightmap.csv" G29 S1 P"adaptive_heightmap.csv" ; Load height map file "full_heightmap.csv" and enable mesh bed compensation

It looks like i've found out where i did wrong, the state changes to "busy" when i start the macro. Changed "idle" to "busy" now and it seems to behaving like inteded!

@ApTix Thanks for reporting this, it will be fixed in the next version.

@jay_s_uk as promised I looked into it and I've updated the script accordingly in the start post

@mher Yeah, you might want to change the reset values for the probe at the start too. If you need more than 7.5mm i mean

Would love to hear what changes you were thinking about! And how it goes ofcoursue 😅

@IndeX4D

@IndeX4D said in "Universal" Tool Change Files (on steroids).:

@deckingman
Thank you

You are welcome. For info, I have now wrapped those files into macros which I have named "toolFree", "toolPost", and "toolPre" and which are in the .sys folder, rather than the macros folder. So every "tpre.n" simply calls the macro "toolFree" and likewise with tfre.n and tpost.n which makes things a lot tidier and much easier to edit a single file rather than multiple files should that be necessary.

@Pinninti-Ajith this feature is planned for RRF 3.5.

@Phaedrux

You are right, I didn't even remember about this parameter. Thank you very much

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(RRF 3.5 and later only) Display a number of choices. The names of the choices are given by the K parameter as an array of strings.

3.5 hasn't be released yet.

@dc42
Alright it seems like i figured out what is causing the issue.

I created a new macro and started adding things one by one.
Everything went fine until I added this line:

G91 G1 H2 Z7 G90 ; Set to relative positioning, move Z up 5mm, change back to absolute positioning

after adding this the while loop kept on running. After removing it everything ran as expected again

EDIT:
just confirmed it by creating the following macro. This would just keep running the while loop infinite.

G91 G1 Z5 G90 ;Removed H2 to be sure this wasn't the cause while iterations < 4 echo "iteration: " ^ iterations

Then I split the G91/G90 command from single line to multi line and it started working as expected. So it seems there is an issue with the single line implementation for relative/absolute.
Which I read here we should be able to do the way I did
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/11662/treat-g90-g91-and-m82-m83-like-g53/3

@OwenD said in Conditional code to purge after a period of time.:

..................That would only count layer changes, not retractions.

Of course it would - whatever was I thinking?

I'm afraid my brain and my fingers aren't always on speaking terms these days 🙂

My brain just doesn't work...........

Just tested my code and it works very well - after I fixed my typos and syntax errors.