3D Printer custom PID and Marlin 2.0.7 PT2

Based arround the Ender 3 but applicable to most 3D printers that run Marlin as their firmware, this video will show how to compile and flash firmware and to add custom PID tunes, Custom Printer Name and change the preset heat settings to include PETG or any other name you choose.
Time to compile your own Marlin using Visual Studio Code, PlatformIO and the Marlin source and example configuration files
Visual Studio Download code.visualstudio.com/download
Marlin Download marlinfw.org/meta/download/
Creality Ender firmware forums.creality3dofficial.com...
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[@nenadbosiocic7535]

Thank you so much! you have no idea how much your tutorial helped me out! great work :))

[@petermuller4601]

Thank you for this very informative video :D

[@TheBreadboardca]

Your welcome, more to come soon :}

[@richreinke4918]

I am way behind the times here. I appreciate your video helped a lot! the only issue i am having is the auto marlin is exporting firmware.elf and firmware.hex files instead of a .bin file? any advice?

[@MrJeepXj95]

Is there a way do move the decmal place from .1 to like .01 adjustment in baby steps?

[@fvheel]

How do i configure #define PID_AUTOTUNE_MENU for the 2nd hotend?

[@Mimi3D]

Bonjours j'aurais besoin d'aide avec mon Firmware pour ma CRX, j'ai toujours des erreur. Merci de bien vouloir m'aider.

[@HSRMF]

thank you for this video ..
can you please tell me which part of the code is for the retraction ?
i just like to study it in any programming language ..

[@TheBreadboardca]

Most current 3D printers in this class still use retraction from the slicer, not marlin, but the latest firmware (2.0.x) do have a feature called "firmware retract " if you search for "FWRETRACT" in configuration_adv.h you should find the references to it , files like the planner.h etc, you will then have to weave through the code to find more details and methods involved with its implementation or more applicable the file called fwretract.h, you should find what you need

[@HSRMF]

@@TheBreadboardca thank you so much