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This commit prevents the probing procedure to wait for the hotend temperature to settle if its above the target temperature. This is desired, if for example, the first layer failed and the print must be restarted.

We would be forced to wait until the temperature has fallen, depending on the chamber environment and hotend,
this could take several minutes.

Instead we ignore if its above and continue with probing, this saves time, especially when prototyping. It shouldn't be a problem anyways.

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This can also be made an configurable behavior with an variable, if desired

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please make it optionnal with a variable
because in case of probe to high could have filament leak that affect the hotend probe

This commit prevents the probing procedure to wait for the hotend
temperature to settle if its above the target temperature.
This is desired, if for example, the first layer failed and the
print must be restarted.

We would be forced to wait until the temperature has fallen,
depending on the chamber environment and hotend,
this could take several minutes.

Instead we ignore if its above and continue with probing, this saves
time, especially when prototyping. It shouldn't be a problem anyways.
@stablestud stablestud force-pushed the ignore-too-hot-hotend-when-probing branch from 20dc71c to 1eeab41 Compare August 23, 2024 14:06
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I updated the PR.
Added an option which toggles the behavior.
Also it is disabled by default

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@jschuh any chance to merge that PR?

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zsilet commented Oct 29, 2024

FWIW I came across and have been running this change for the past month and love the time savings on my Ender3 V2 setup.

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