Have you looked in the generated g-Code? Is it actually there on layer change?
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I tried a different tower from the prusa website, with similar Gcode (but not identical) for layer change, and that worked just fine. So I'm thinking something is messed up in the code example of the other.
Again, look in the generated g-Code. Just open it with a normal text editor and search for the Z value where you expect a change. See if it is there.
The instructions in the link say that you need to configure your slicer to execute one of the two options of scripts described, before layer change
Yeah, and i put the script for PLA in to the "before layer change" section of custom Gcode in prusaslicer. As I understood it, the custom Gcode tab is were these thing go in prusaslicer? Or do you also have to enable the execution somewhere?
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