Filament change error with the new Python 3.x update #214

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opened 2022-06-18 20:39:43 +02:00 by DragonFlyer007 · 1 comment
DragonFlyer007 commented 2022-06-18 20:39:43 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Linux Distribution

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What happened

After installing dual klipper with the new Kiauh 3.x future, i just had errors regarding filament change (M600) on both my printers.

It would throw a "unknown command: "Y147.2" (or different number) at the point the M600 triggered, then it will park, and when i resume, it travle a tiny bit around the print, then park again, and when resume again, it will throw "Unknown command: #FILAMENTCHANGE" and continiue the print like normal.

Tried all kinda M600, pause and resume codes, but nothing worked, so re-installed Klipper with Python 2.7, and then the same Gcode would print like normal straight away.

What did you expect to happen

Resume print like normal

How to reproduce

M600/Filament change

Additional information

No response

### Linux Distribution .. ### What happened After installing dual klipper with the new Kiauh 3.x future, i just had errors regarding filament change (M600) on both my printers. It would throw a "unknown command: "Y147.2" (or different number) at the point the M600 triggered, then it will park, and when i resume, it travle a tiny bit around the print, then park again, and when resume again, it will throw "Unknown command: #FILAMENTCHANGE" and continiue the print like normal. Tried all kinda M600, pause and resume codes, but nothing worked, so re-installed Klipper with Python 2.7, and then the same Gcode would print like normal straight away. ### What did you expect to happen Resume print like normal ### How to reproduce M600/Filament change ### Additional information _No response_
dw-0 commented 2022-06-18 20:48:41 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

KIAUH has no influence on how Klipper processes macros installed with Python2 or Python3.

KIAUH has no influence on how Klipper processes macros installed with Python2 or Python3.
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