This requires an own software that gets called after slicing. You have the 2 parameter for file in and out. The result must be a written file with the name given with #out as parameter. That is actual

I tried to put that in using @execute printeron #out and that didn't do it.   Printeron.sh is in extcommands.xml and works to turn on printer from CLI.  Can you perhaps further elaborate on the forma

Hi, thanks for the answer.I just tested the PT-100 and it seems to work flawless. According to the temperature table of E3D the board will deliver 3V at 500°C. I tested with a hot air gun set to 200°…

/bin/cp #in #out

%SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe %HOMEPATH%\Tools\filter.ps1 #in #out