Cloning and Mixing - Revision history

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 <span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: M703 (cloning) DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0 (native flow calculations instead of E values).'''</span>
-<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: M703 (cloning) DOES NOT WORK WITH M723. Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves.'''</span>
+<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: M703 (cloning) DOES NOT WORK WITH M723 (manual flow). Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves.'''</span>
 Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.

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 === Cloning ===
-<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values.'''</span>
+<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: M703 (cloning) DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0 (native flow calculations instead of E values).'''</span>
-<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M723. Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves.'''</span>
+<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: M703 (cloning) DOES NOT WORK WITH M723. Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves.'''</span>
 Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.

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 <span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values.'''</span>
-<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M723. Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves with some E value.'''</span>
+<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M723. Cloning only works for G1/G2/G3 printing moves.'''</span>
 Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.

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 === Cloning ===
-<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values'''</span>
+<span style="color: red; background:yellow">'''NOTE: CLONING DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values.'''</span>
 Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.

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	It can be helpful to also clone the mixer to the primary supply head, and set the flow rate so that the blending mechanism stirs at your desired speed with an M221 S# command.		It can be helpful to also clone the mixer to the primary supply head, and set the flow rate so that the blending mechanism stirs at your desired speed with an M221 S# command.

−	~~Example~~:	+	=== Coaxial Extrusion ===
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		+	Coaxial extrusion is just like the mixing examples above in that the flow rates for both materials must add up to 1.0 for the specified nozzle diameter.
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		+	Coaxial extrusion is different in that instead of blending the materials, we will flow one inside of the deposition path for the other. This image should help:
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		+	[[File:Coax_flow.png]]
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		+	Just like with the examples above, you can set these percentages in your gcode or you can set them on the extruders.
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		+	Remember, extruder values are sent to the printer first, and then the gcode, and if any values are different, the most recent one overwrites the original one.

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	<span style="color: red;">'''NOTE: M703 DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values'''		<span style="color: red;">'''NOTE: M703 DOES NOT WORK WITH M229 E1 D1. YOU MUST USE M229 E0 D0, and use our native flow calculations instead of E values'''
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		+	As of July 2024, it appears that gcode-based cloning is not working; however, '''you can clone through the GUI and this is still working fine.'''

	Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.		Clone, slave, or parallel printing, is when one head makes a normal print, and another head makes the ''exact same print'' at the same time.