KAMP PRINT_START macro sets low bed temperature before probing for mesh

[WayneManion]

I print some ABS and ASA in my K1. I have KAMP installed using the script.

I like to preheat the printer when I print these materials in order to reduce warping. I preheat the printer by setting the bed temperature to 100C for ten minutes or so before I send my print job to the printer.

I preheated the printer today. I noticed that the script (presumably the START_PRINT macro in the KAMP folder) set the bed temperature to 50C before it probed for the bed mesh. That does not seem like the right thing to do. I thought about editing the START_PRINT macro in the Start_Print.cfg file in the KAMP folder. The file appeared to be set to read-only so I thought I should ask about it here before running wild.

Any thoughts on this?

[WayneManion]

I figured out the problem. I was wrapping the KAMP START_PRINT macro with another macro and I was not passing the bed temperature parameter through properly. The KAMP START_PRINT macro then used the default bed temp value of 50 C during meshing.

[thewolfman56]

What was your solution? I'm having the same issue and it looks like my start_print gcode in Orca matches the syntax from the klippy guide