CURA Pause at Height plugin for Marlin Advanced Pause

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I got so worn out of slicing and then editing GCode before printing, that I decided to dust off my very rusty Python coding skills and tackle modifying the "Pause at Height" plugin of Cura. So, without further ado, here is what I came up with. The "Pause at Height" plugin allows you to pause your print job at a specific height, giving you the opportunity to make adjustments or changes as needed. This can be especially useful when printing large models or complex designs. To use this plugin, simply select the "Pause at Height" option from the Cura menu and enter the desired height in millimeters. The printer will then pause at that height, allowing you to make any necessary adjustments before continuing with the print job. Here are some key features of the "Pause at Height" plugin: * Allows you to pause your print job at a specific height * Gives you the opportunity to make adjustments or changes as needed * Useful for printing large models or complex designs * Easy to use and configure Overall, the "Pause at Height" plugin is a useful tool that can help you achieve better prints and reduce waste. Give it a try today! **Configuration** To configure the "Pause at Height" plugin, follow these steps: 1. Open Cura and select the "Settings" menu. 2. Select the "Plugin" option from the Settings menu. 3. Scroll down to the "Pause at Height" section. 4. Enter the desired height in millimeters. 5. Click "Save" to save your changes. **Example Configuration** Here is an example configuration for the "Pause at Height" plugin: * Height: 50mm * Pause Time: 30 seconds This configuration will pause the print job at a height of 50mm and wait for 30 seconds before continuing with the print job. **Troubleshooting** If you encounter any issues with the "Pause at Height" plugin, try the following troubleshooting steps: 1. Check that the plugin is enabled in the Cura settings. 2. Ensure that the desired height is entered correctly. 3. Verify that the printer is properly calibrated and configured. 4. Try restarting the print job or adjusting the pause time. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.