* Update fdm_process_common.json to use slower jerk settings to prevent belt tooth skipping
* Update fdm_process_anker_fast_common.json for faster jerk settings
* Update Max Jerk limit to be in line with real world machine limits
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Co-authored-by: Noisyfox <timemanager.rick@gmail.com>
* Add .02 nozzle profiles
* Remove carbon fiber 0.2 profiles
* Flag Filament Types Correctly
* Add missing PC 0.2 profile
* Correct PLA nozzle name typo
* Tune supports for the thinner layer lines
* Pull in latest main branch updates
* Correct Support bottom distance
* Correct the numbering
* Add 0.25mm Nozzle Profiles
* Enable manual filament changing for all AnkerMake Printers
* Pull in latest main branch updates
* Remove extra white space from file name
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Co-authored-by: Geofrey Ward <Xelinor@mail.com>
Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
* Bring over bed and cover files
* Initial refactored configuration file with placeholders for adding more nozzles
* Uniqueify filament profiles
* Initial refactored machine profiles
* Remove placeholders
* Correct machine selection flow
* Correct Typo
* Add placeholders to bring CE profile settings current with new format
* Fixes#3326
* Port 0.4 Normal Mode Profiles
* Port fast mode profiles
* Remove superfluous settings
* Migrate existing filament profiles
* Update available nozzles and default materials
* Remove 'with' from file names
* Remove 'with' from file names
* Correct support object distance default
* Correct transcription errors
* Correct transcription error
* Bring max_travel_detour_distance into convention with other profiles
* Replace old profiles with the refactored profiles
* Correct name used from Extra Draft to Superdraft
* Re-use original names so printer profiles don't break
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Co-authored-by: Geofrey Ward <Xelinor@mail.com>
* Remove retraction_length from common
M5c should never retract more then 0.8mm or it will clog
* Preserve M5 retraction length
Moved previous retraction length from core to M5
* Update Anker M5C retraction length to prevent clogs
Anything beyond a 0.8mm retraction length will clog the printer over time.
