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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ That's it! Now let's configure it to work with your printer.

Go to `Settings` -> `Continuous Print` and ensure the bed cleaning and queue finished scripts are correct for your 3D printer.

**If you select your printer's make and model from the settings drop down, default scripts will be automatically configured.** If you want to add a missing printer to the list or improve on the default script, see the [GCODE Scripting contributing section](/gcode-scripting#contributing)
**If you select your printer's make and model from the settings drop down, default scripts will be automatically configured.** If you want to add a missing printer to the list or improve on the default script, see the [GCODE Scripting contributing section](/continuousprint/gcode-scripting#contributing)

## Add prints to the queue

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!!! Tip

See [Queueing Basics](/advanced-queuing) to learn more about how to group your prints into sets and jobs.
See [Queueing Basics](/continuousprint/advanced-queuing) to learn more about how to group your prints into sets and jobs.

## Start the queue

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The plugin will wait until your printer is ready to start a print, then it'll begin with the top of the queue and proceed until the bottom.

Note that the default scripts for most printers will pause after every print to wait for you to remove the printed part - to keep printing, just press the "Resume" button on the OctoPrint UI. You can learn more about how to configure the gcode scripts [here](/gcode-scripting) if you want to further automate your printing.
Note that the default scripts for most printers will pause after every print to wait for you to remove the printed part - to keep printing, just press the "Resume" button on the OctoPrint UI. You can learn more about how to configure the gcode scripts [here](/continuousprint/gcode-scripting) if you want to further automate your printing.

## Inspect finished prints

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