Topics created by Plohish

@droftarts that seems to have fixed this issue, thank you

@droftarts
I made a file with relative extrusion in PruisaSlicer, it didn't change anything.
For the purity of the experiment, first I do an "emergency stop" of the machine and its "reboot", after that I upload the file and see the problem.
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@achrn Thank you.
Using a modifier seems more convenient to me, but if there is only one object on the table, we get the wrong G-code ...
In the future, I will only use the basic settings...

I think the best option is to use a command inside a macro

Release 3.1.1

@dc42
M291: Display message and optionally wait for response
for example, I want to start heating the hot end and look its temperature in the window created by the M291 command

@dc42 Thank you for worrying!
I did some experiments:
1- It works if I make two simple macros.
The first macro I run when the hot end has 80 degrees for example, it contains the M81 S1 command, the second macro I run with the M80 command until the hot end cools down
No power outage!
2- It also works if I put the M1 command in the final print script, and the M81 S1 command in the file "sleep.g" and then launched the macro with the M80 command, the shutdown does not happen.
3- I do not put the M1 command in the final print script, however I turn on the ATX-off checkbox in the web interface, and here is the problem, the printer is not turned off in any case! The ATX-off checkbox has no effect on turning off the printer power.

@Plohish I'm not sure about that part either.

@Phaedrux Thanks