@@ -177,10 +177,10 @@ If have one hotend and more extruder define SINGLENOZZLE for unique temperature.
### COLOR MIXING EXTRUDER
Support is added for the [Repetier Host compatible](http://reprap.org/wiki/Repetier_Color_Mixing) GCode M163 Sn Pn which sets a single mix factor at a time. For example M163 S0 P0.5 and M163 S1 P0.5 would be used to set a mix of half color 1 plus half color 2.
A shorthand gcode M165 is proposed to set the mixing parameters globally using parameters ABCDHI as a shortcut over multiple M163. For example, M165 A0.5 B0.5 would be used to set a mix of half color 1 plus half color 2.
If MIXING_VIRTUAL_TOOLS is set to 2 or greater the Repetier Host compatible M164 Sn command is also made available to save the current mix factors as a virtual tool that can be recalled later. This option changes the behavior of the gcode_T() function so it restores a saved mixture rather than setting a new extruder.
Following Pia Taubert's proposal, the G1 command is extended to accept up to 6 mixing parameters (ABCDHI). For example G1 A0.25 B0.6 C0.15 X10.0 Y99.2 E12.34 F9000 will set a mixture for 3 channels starting with the current move. The mix parameters must add up to 1.0. If they don't they will be normalized – scaled up or down to add up to 1.0. The mix is persistent, so further moves will continue to use the same mix.
*Support is added for the [Repetier Host compatible](http://reprap.org/wiki/Repetier_Color_Mixing) GCode M163 Sn Pn which sets a single mix factor at a time. For example M163 S0 P0.5 and M163 S1 P0.5 would be used to set a mix of half color 1 plus half color 2.
*A shorthand gcode M165 is proposed to set the mixing parameters globally using parameters ABCDHI as a shortcut over multiple M163. For example, M165 A0.5 B0.5 would be used to set a mix of half color 1 plus half color 2.
*If MIXING_VIRTUAL_TOOLS is set to 2 or greater the Repetier Host compatible M164 Sn command is also made available to save the current mix factors as a virtual tool that can be recalled later. This option changes the behavior of the gcode_T() function so it restores a saved mixture rather than setting a new extruder.
*Following Pia Taubert's proposal, the G1 command is extended to accept up to 6 mixing parameters (ABCDHI). For example G1 A0.25 B0.6 C0.15 X10.0 Y99.2 E12.34 F9000 will set a mixture for 3 channels starting with the current move. The mix parameters must add up to 1.0. If they don't they will be normalized – scaled up or down to add up to 1.0. The mix is persistent, so further moves will continue to use the same mix.
