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No idea for Mac. Officially I don't give support for macOS, because I can't test it, but if you figure out how to get this working, then the plugin should start working, too. That's basically the problem on Mac. Each installed does not get fully registered to the users environment. Instead, you have bundles of software, which are running independently. -
I figured it out my self This is my ending script in Simplify3D: G28 X0 ; home the X-axis M84 ; disable motors M140 S0 ; turn off bed M106 S255 ; set fan to full speed M109 S50 T0 ; wait until heater is 50° M104 S0 ; turn off heaters M107 ; turn off fan Now after printing is done it sets the fans at full power until hotend reaches (cools down to) 50° then shuts of heater and fans. I pretty sure my printer wont be ubducted by aliens if the fans are left on after printing is done, but I don't like things in general to be in motion or in use more than necessary 🙂 -
What is the benefit of an OBJ over an STL?
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This most likely is not the one, but maybe it can help all the same. https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/
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By kmanstudios · Posted
As I see it, you cannot keep track of every type of printer out there and make everything work right off the bat for all of them. It is up to the manufacturer to make the proper profiles.
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