Add Feature: Custom GCODE_MACROS to ProUI
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classicrocker883
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GCODE_MACROS to ProUI
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GCODE_MACROS to ProUIGCODE_MACROS to ProUI
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Updatedadded a sort of way to display assigned Custom Gcodes (like M820) |
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Description
Add the ability to make, edit, +view, and run your own Gcode commands.
Use ProUI with encoder to create a custom Gcode command.
TODO:
Add M820 on display for ProUIFixChange style how it displays on edit ?maybe?Requirements
Benefits
Improves ProUI with the feature
GCODE_MACROS, being able to use the LCD and M810-M819 / M820.Configurations
Related Issues
Seems to work okay, being able to go to and see and select, edit and run.
=to save and exit, upon going to the macro menu, the Gcode that was assigned is not displayed immediately. however, going back to the previous menu and back will update and show the actual Gcode command you entered.