End of Print Actions (Park/Heaters/Bed Movement)
After updating to PrusaSlicer v2.9.2 (from a much older version, haven't printed anything in quite a while). I noticed that when my prints are finished the Gcode has stopped doing any of the normal clean up actions. The Bed heater (and possibly nozzle) are not turning off, the print head is not parking, and the bed does not move forward.
I've found posts/instructions that this can be done as custom Gcode (Found mostly being google search results, but the links aren't any good), but those were all actions that used to be done either automatically or with rather simple settings that I haven't spotted in the printer settings. Further if custom Gcode is required can anyone point me to some current guides on setting it up? What I've found seems to all be on sites that are no longer active, and I'd like an option that doesn't require editing on every separate filament setting I use.
Thanks for any help!
RE: End of Print Actions (Park/Heaters/Bed Movement)
I have found this: https://muppetlabs.co/3dprinting_prusaslicer_end_gcode_mk3.html#prusaslicer-end-gcode-mk3.
Which at least gives me an option that covers my basics, but I'd welcome some help in either how I can apply this to the printer/all prints rather than just per filament, or some fairly straight forward guidance on how to set this up as a script rather than gcode to include in the post-processing scripts option under print settings>output options.
RE: End of Print Actions (Park/Heaters/Bed Movement)
That's certainly not expected behavior. I would start by reinstalling prusaslicer. You can also post a 3mf project file here using that Attach File button below the text edit box. Make sure you compress the 3mf file or the forum software will (silently) reject it. This way we can check your settings and try to find out what's going on.
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RE: End of Print Actions (Park/Heaters/Bed Movement)
The reinstall probably resolved it..? I'm mid print now but once that's finished I'll run test print. But there's good signs with now getting back to the MK3.5 Bedplate image in slicer where previously it was just a generic grid plate. I think in the previous install I did a 'customize printer', which at the time I thought would just customize a name within slicer for the profile, rather it was setting up a generic printer instead of using Prusa presets.