Thanks for sharing your solution @alex3d. Appreciated.
And a perfect example for the points raised above:
- In original Klipper you would be able to fine tune such steps, e.g. in a PRINT_START macro, giving you the full flexibility over the process (even dynamically from print to print)
- Creality (unfortunately not limited to them) is notorious for modifications that are:
- Not transparent
- Violates Klipper’s Open Source License
- Might be of questionable use or quality
- As shown by @alex3d: What would have been a trivial setting in original Klipper ends up being hardcoded by Creality and requiring a Klipper source code modification
- Makes it very hard for the supporting people here to give any meaningful advice and pretty much impossible without owning such a device ourselves. Also, to be honest, the willingness of doing the legwork for Creality, who is violating the license and making money on the Klipper project’s back, might be somewhat limited.
As we cannot repeat this often enough, some thoughts on this subject also here: Importance of Open Source in 3D Printing and the Consequences of OSS License Infringement