I will try with OrcaSlicer 2.0 and PrusaSlicer 2.7.4 i I hope it work
thank you
Well, what i found was the version of merlin that snapmaker uses doesnt have the advance features for m600. I created a benchy gcode that changed the filament for both extruders but right extruder was the only one that was triggered. Good luck please keep me informed on your progress.
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Hello,
Where you find about the version of merlin that snapmaker uses doesnt have the advance features for m600 ?
It should support it see here
And i will keep you informe.
Thank you
here is original chat from last year:
https://forum.snapmaker.com/t/add-command-m600-in-your-g-code-file/18242/17
is it possible that M600 is not implemented on Snapmaker Artisan?
M600 dont work for me on artisan
This worked for me. Use a text editor to edit the .gcode file. Go through and place M76 on it’s own line at the lines of gcode where you need a pause. If you used PrusaSlicer and set a color change at the layers you needed, then it’s simpler. Using the text editor, “Find” all of the M600 commands and place M76 on the next line, on it’s own, after every M600 command or just replace the M600 with M76. Either way, the print will pause and the toolhead will park. You must manually replace your filament then resume the print.
It was cool working the problem because it brought me back to my days of DOS 1.1 and programming in BASIC. (Beginners Allpurpose Symbolic Instruction Code) 1984 was a long time ago and George Orwell was running late.
I’m still trying to figure out how to use both of my extruders. PrusaSlicer is generating bad code when employing both extruders. It causes file parsing to fail.
You will find this useful:
https://wiki.snapmaker.com/en/Snapmaker_Luban/manual/2_supported_gcode_references
Hello,
The new update v2.3.2 fix the problem with M600 for me
I contacted snapmaker support after I tried v2.3.1 and they fixed the problem You found it here Vibration Compensation Firmware Open Beta for 2.0 Series (A/AT/F Models)
Thank you
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