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By kmanstudios · Posted
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By Dim3nsioneer · Posted
Mark2 😉 I see you got some good advices in the meantime. -
Another option 🙂 spray the part with matte spray paint. Use any automotive primer. Then you can give it a coat of matte black. 🙂 -
It doesn't think you have a heated bed. Try going into machine settings and I think you can tell it there that you *do* have a heated bed.
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I installed Cura 3.4.1 and I am unable to go into the settings under materials and click on the option "build plate temperature". The pop up note says it is hidden and I will need to go into G code to tell Cura my printer has a heated build plate. I have already told Cura that I have an Anycubic i3 Mega, what else do I need to do?
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