Using an IDEX printer (Tenlog D3 Pro) - when switching tools it's recommended to do a major retract (I have 15mm) prior to a tool change to get filament out of the hot zone. This is then unretracted, along with a bit extra to account for leakage, when the tool starts to print.
If that occurs in an excluded region after a tool change, the unretract doesn't happen and there is a major delay before real extrusion starts, ruining other areas of the print.
Is it possible to detect these and allow them to still occur? I appreciate they'll look a lot like normal unretractions but assume there's some logic already to try to match these. I'm not yet familiar with the code but I'll have a look to see if I can spot anything that might work.
Using an IDEX printer (Tenlog D3 Pro) - when switching tools it's recommended to do a major retract (I have 15mm) prior to a tool change to get filament out of the hot zone. This is then unretracted, along with a bit extra to account for leakage, when the tool starts to print.
If that occurs in an excluded region after a tool change, the unretract doesn't happen and there is a major delay before real extrusion starts, ruining other areas of the print.
Is it possible to detect these and allow them to still occur? I appreciate they'll look a lot like normal unretractions but assume there's some logic already to try to match these. I'm not yet familiar with the code but I'll have a look to see if I can spot anything that might work.