nallath

You should contact the people from lulzbot. Their version of Cura is different from ours, so they can best help you with your issues.

https://github.com/daid/Cura/commit/0b229f4663eb8b2d401f000f2c73fa82a2c03b16 (aka, we fixed it!)

A bit on the late side but this weekend (30 and 31 jan) is FOSDEM a large event about free & open source software. A number of software engineers of Ultimaker will be there. https://fosdem.org/2016/

Copy the files into the machines folder.

Contact the distributor and see if you can work something out.

Firewall should not infuence it stoppping after splash screen. Updating your graphic card drivers (or it dying) might cause these issues.

You need to update your firmware. The steps per mm for the Z direction is different.

It was an inside joke by the R & D department

You can easily find this by looking into the ObjectScene.py.

I've already added them to the github repo. See: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/commit/414be1f8519fc0fe208bebc71cc0c067325c7919

Cura 1.99 will have all features of the 'old' cura (except for the Minecraft level importer). The 1.99 nightly already has lay flat & x-ray for instance.

Seriously? Up to 6 scans? My scan software could handle 20+ without any issues...

It's funny you should say that. It's not designed that way, it's a result of dropping the geared feeder. This actually causes a number of issues, which is why the um2+ has a geared feeder again.

You should check the github. There are some people regularly building for arch linux there.

There are always rumours of a new machine If the 2+ does what you need it to do, waiting doesn't make sense (eg; you will be waiting forever, as there will always be something 'better' on the horizon)

The old Cura also has disallowed areas, but they might have a different name. They are called like that in the beta.

Use printrun. It's way better than what Cura has wrt to usb printing right now.

At some points you want 240 for PLA; If you use a large nozzle / high speed. If the flow is higher, the material has less time to be heated. In order to get the same temp at the tip of the nozzle, you need to increase the temp of the heater.

Tinkercad is a decent browser based modeling tool.

The file must be written in chunks because the printer simply does not have enough memory. If you are writing to the sd card and it loses connection you can cause permanent damage to it. This is why you should always safely remove SD cards

The rewriting is the "new" cura. It's theoretically possible to have that amount of extruders, but we never tested it because ultimaker does not have a 5 nozzle printer.

You can use disallowed areas to "fix" this. Its not the best solution, but it should work.

If there is a connection fail while writing, your card is ruined As the writing is a lot slower than doing it on the PC, there is a far greater chance of it going wrong.

Writing to .3mf should do this. We only support the basics of .3mf right now, but I expect that this will be expanded in the future. There is no voting system and there probably won't be one either. Requesting features is always possible and anyone is free to work on features if they feel like it.

Yup Nope, as this is almost impossible to get right (due to the weird dependencies that the old cura has, and Ubuntu being very very bad in packaging) Someone made that once. I have no idea why. It's pretty much our slicer, but then without an interface. If only. This makes the assumption that certain dependencies can be met at all / that there is a 1 on 1 conversion from one version to another. This is quite often not the case. We depended on a number of pooly packed / handled dependencies, making it impossible to let the OS handle it. Yea, download the 15.04.4 version from the site. That worked for me (both Ubuntu 15.04 and 15.10)