Hi Everyone I thought I would take a topic such as this and dive into it a little deeper to help everyone understand what the start code does and what you can make it do… At the very basic understanding, I will make ref to some terms, let me define them first. Bed/build platform, this is the surfac…

Yes, and PRUSA also has a webpage explaining G-Code https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/prusa-specific-g-codes_112173 Incidentally, PrusaSlicer does not make use of the G2 & G3 arc moves to print a circle, instead a series of G1 moves (straight lines) in small increments to complete a circle. One G…

So why is it that some initial posts don’t get a “like” button? Consider it “liked”. Very well explained. Thank you for taking the time to compose it.

Thanks guys, appreciate the input, I think a “like” for the initial post is from the vote button at the top left corner. Kind of gives it a poke and keeps it active.

This is an awesome primer!! Thanks for doing it. I do have a question though. In your simplified example I see the following: [image] Jason: ; start Gcode created by me, Today G28; Home printer to start location and begin to print At; end of my start Gcode, What is that “At” command? O…

@SpaceMoose thanks for the catch, it was my fat finger. At was supposed to be on the line before. Will edit it now. I just removed it, was a little too “newfie” :slight_smile:

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