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| − | |G-Code to be run when the print [[Resume button|resumes]] after a pause. | + | |G-Code to be run when the print [[Resume button|resumes]] after a pause. |
| − | + | '''NOTE:''' All Custom G-Code is subject to [[G-Code Filtering|filtering rules]].|*G-Code | |
| + | *[[Custom_G-Code_Variables|Custom G-Code variables]] | ||
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| + | All G-Code must be uppercase to function properly.| | ||
=== G-Code === | === G-Code === | ||
In this example, when the 'Resume' button is pressed after the print has been paused, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm down and extrude 10.8 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z-10 E10.8 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).}} | In this example, when the 'Resume' button is pressed after the print has been paused, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm down and extrude 10.8 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z-10 E10.8 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 1 December 2016
Function
G-Code to be run when the print resumes after a pause.
NOTE: All Custom G-Code is subject to filtering rules.
Parameters
- G-Code
- Custom G-Code variables
All G-Code must be uppercase to function properly.
Example(s)
G-Code
In this example, when the 'Resume' button is pressed after the print has been paused, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm down and extrude 10.8 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z-10 E10.8 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).
