07-10-2019, 01:58 PM
Hi Jean-François,
The Extruder(%1) call is added by RoboDK by default when the E value is present on a movement instruction. Most slicers output this value by default to drive the extruder hardware.
你生成你的刀位点3 d打印吗?
You can intercept M codes and customize the output. If you place your mouse cursor over the text you'll see a message with some tips to customize the result:
Another option (if you can customize the G-code output) is to have one of the following lines in your G-code program. For example:
...
G02 X100 Y200 Y300
CALL ProgramCall(parameters,...)
CODE CodeInsert
...
This is not G-code standard but RoboDK will take it as a program call or a raw line in your program.
Another option is to customize output using the post processor. This requires some coding in Python but gives you more flexibility if you need to do specific calculations.
The Extruder(%1) call is added by RoboDK by default when the E value is present on a movement instruction. Most slicers output this value by default to drive the extruder hardware.
你生成你的刀位点3 d打印吗?
You can intercept M codes and customize the output. If you place your mouse cursor over the text you'll see a message with some tips to customize the result:
Another option (if you can customize the G-code output) is to have one of the following lines in your G-code program. For example:
...
G02 X100 Y200 Y300
CALL ProgramCall(parameters,...)
CODE CodeInsert
...
This is not G-code standard but RoboDK will take it as a program call or a raw line in your program.
Another option is to customize output using the post processor. This requires some coding in Python but gives you more flexibility if you need to do specific calculations.