Upgraded to PrusaSlicer 2.8 and experiencing ghost 'gcode' artifacts during Print.
Hi all, I am running a stock MK3S+ with an additional nozzle wipe feature. I have been using the same wipe GCode (after layer change) for a couple months now, and am having issues with my custom GCode wipe settings after upgrading to PrusaSlicer Version 2.8. The issue I'm having is that with the new PrusaSlicer 2.8, I am experiencing a crash with all my prints. Crash seems to be because there is a command somewhere that has the Z axis head immediately down to the height of where printing paused, i assume this is a slicer setting but cannot seem to find it. Weird to me is that the crashes are only present in the newest version of the slicer and when I use the old version of Prusa Slicer, with the same print profiles, it functions fine. The gcode paths (circled below in red)
are causing my printhead to crash with my nozzle wiper. I have added a video of the traditional nozzle wipe, without crash, for reference. If anyone can help me with this issue or guide me in the path to help avoid crashes in the future, it would be greatly appreciated. I do not necessarily go back to 2.6 but I will if necessary. I have added my custom nozzle wipe gcode below (It's very basic and simple, so don't judge me too much):
;AFTER_LAYER_CHANGE;[layer_z]
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 Z50 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 Y2 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 Z19 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X150 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X200 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X150 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X200 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X150 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X200 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 X150 {endif}
{if layer_num%4 == 0 && layer_num != 0}G0 Z50 {endif}
Video of Nozzle wipe functioning correctly (Prusa Slicer 2.6):
Thank you all very much for taking a look, all/any help on this is greatly appreciated!