Hi there,
Hi Gina,
it's a pleasure to work with octoprint. Thanks a lot!
While looking to my print (by cam 
) I quiet often like to abort this print.
Doing it by octoprint the filament remains in the extruder.
Is there a sequence or a checkbox selection that I can add to the one that ends the print?
So that I can continue sleeping by making it out of the bedroom
Thank you for your feedback
Peter
Hi @piotre15!
I've put this code into the GCODE Sprips box for After print job is cancelled
I've extracted it from a regular GCODE File
M702 C
G4 ; wait
M104 S0 ; turn off temperature
M140 S0 ; turn off heatbed
M107 ; turn off fan
; Lift print head a bit
G1 Z56 ; Move print head up
G1 X0 Y200; home X axis
M84 ; disable motors
Dear Ewald
Thanks a lot.
I'm missing the command for unloading the filament all the way down to the mmu2.
Still looking ...
Best
Peter
Great - haven't seen it - sorry for bothering again ...
Does that M702 C cause the extruder to reverse too? Or just the MMU gear?
I just tried it.
Yes, it causes the extruder reverse and than the MMU.
Thanks. I had some other gcode above it that I think was causing me problems. I simplified my gcode snippet, thanks for asking the question! It motivated me to improve my script.
Hi if you figured this out I would be extremly grateful for the code that cancels the print properly as it does wqhen using SD card and cancel print from the box itself
Hello all,
was strugling with this aspect also. What i recently did is just copy that what is already in the custom gcode section of prusa slicer.
Go to prusaslicer --> Printer Settings --> Custom Gcode --> Copy the data from the end gcode section
and then copy this in in octoprint in the custom Gcode section.
Yes, but it was lacking the ramming motion and nozzle up movement, leaving a nasty hotend and improper filament tip
... I never had issues with it the last years
