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Log file attached cura.log

Sorry to be so dense, but where is the location of the logs and the configuration directory?

I have installed the 0.5.0 plugin for SolidWorks, but it does not work. Here's the error message I receive: It really looks interesting now that the resolution can be set to something more detailed than the "Fine" setting from SW. I'm on SolidWorks Standard, 2018 SP 1.0 In the mean time, how do I return to 0.3.7?

My regular print routine is PLA using a .6 3DSolex AA core and a .4 BB Ultimaker core for PVA. Just tell Cura the correct line width (I use .53 for the .6 3DSolex AA core). Been doing this for more than a year now.

You might give the WedgeBot a try to resolve the Loading Filimant issue. https://www.youmagine.com/designs/wedgebot-for-ultimaker2

Try printing a more ergonomic knob. Perhaps this one? https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2598410

The 5 view buttons in the upper right corner are a very nice, and welcome addition.

Have not tried 0.4.3.1. I re-installed 0.3.7 and it seems to work fine. I have had no success with any of the 0.4.X.X versions. Is it possible to increase the resolution? When I save a file out of SolidWorks, I choose a "Custom" setting as I find the default "Fine" setting results in a faceted model. [/media] Thanks for all of the effort to perfect this Plugin.

Version 0.3.7 was working perfectly. Followed your instructions and now unfortunately the plugin is completely broken:(. Prior to this update I was able to select a SolidWorks part file from the Cura File > Open. Now I get an error message stating it is an unsupported file type. SolidWorks 2017 SP4.1, Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. Any suggestions?

I did the update to the plug in from within Cura 3.0.4, but it installed 0.3.7 How does one obtain and install 0.4.2?

In fairness, I can't say, because I'm not a regulator user of OnShape. I do have access to it and have had since it's infancy. Never the less, SolidWorks is the application I earn my living with. As previously discussed, I'm a SolidWorks user for 20 + years. I'm simply suggesting that if someone is searching for a full featured, fully supported 3D mechanical CAD application, with both solid publisher and community support, plenty of on line user tutorials, with no cost, I believe OnShape is a viable alternative worth consideration. If you are aware of the short comings and cons of the product, please contribute to the secession for the benefit of all.

As a SolidWorks user for 20 years, I can, with out question, recommend OnShape. Written by the team that started SolidWorks (the first affordable and powerful 3D CAD IMO). Runs in a browser regardless of OS. Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook & Mobile (iOS & Android) and your favorite tablet. If I were not so now heavily invested in SolidWorks (20 years at $1,295/year) I would certainly opt for OnShape Professional at $125/month. https://www.onshape.com/ Have a look. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Fully functional. Not crippled in any way. Files are kept in the public access cloud, so you have access to them from anywhere in the world. And it's free . . .<3

No Nallath, 2.7 still has the problem. :( My solution is to actually keep an SD card in the drive that it's complaining about. In my case it is the D drive, which is in fact a removable drive in the multi card reader on the front panel of my computer tower.

Port 8080 is used for any number of web servers and NAS devices like NAS hard drives. This port is a popular alternative to port 80 for offering web services. "8080" was chosen since it is "two 80's" Have you added anything to your network recently? A camera perhaps?

So Jaime, tell us, where does the Nallath moniker come from?

When I purchased my first UM2 Ext in 2015 I had several emails with the great support folks at fbrc8, the U.S. distributor for Ultimaker. They recommended changing the belts at 3,000 hours. Just an FYI . . .

Why ABS? Have you tried PLA. Much more forgiving. My advise, if you are just starting out in 3D printing, work with PLA for a while until you gain some experience. ABS likes to be kept warm to hot throughout the process. Do you have an enclosure for your printer?

Poor layer adhesion? What is the print temp? Perhaps try 20% or 25% infill? What is the infill pattern? You might want the infill pattern to be at a 45° angle to the layers.

This is a fascinating thread. It's refreshing to learn about the people behind the posts and the personal stories that go on behind the scenes. Please keep the intros and back stories coming. . . .

Have you considered 3DSolex? http://3dsolex.com/

If all you need is access to the camera than just use the below format for the IP of your machine and add: Your_machine_ip:8080/?action=snapshot or Your_machine_ip:8080/?action=stream You can read all about the configuration of the UM3 with the 6-day thread that David Braam hosted some time ago: https://ultimaker.com/en/community/23254-inside-the-ultimaker-3-day-1-gcode I'm well aware of the "Your_machine_ip:8080/?action=stream" work around. The mobile app was originally designed to allow not just viewing, but also control, much like when viewing from within Cura during a print job.

No matter. It hasn't worked properly on my Samsung S8 for months anyway. When I connect to it I can see the camera view of the build plate with a message saying Already authorized, but when I touch the Connect to this Ultimaker 3, I get "The printer is not connected, make sure the device and the printer are connected to the same network, blah, blah, blah, please try again". I've posted requests for a fix several times, but never received any sort of positive response. Seems it's been abandoned . . . So sad.:(

Yes, I tried the new Top Surface Skin Pattern, and it does pretty much what I was looking for, but why not just make it part of the Top/Bottom Pattern, by splitting that menu Item in to two distinct items i.e. Top Pattern and Bottom Pattern?

Development is going on here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/CuraSolidWorksPlugin You could help by modifying the code and making pull requests, or just by testing the plug-in in various ways (when SolidWorks is open in the background, when it's not, etc) and making bug reports when stuff breaks. The past few days we've been fixing a lot of stuff for the SolidWorks plug-in. It's currently in the fix2 branch but I expect that we'll have an update for that plug-in soon. Gostkeeper, the link is broken . . . No matter, I know nothing about writing code. I'll continue to attempt to use the plugin, if I'm notified of updates to it and report the results back on this thread, if that will help.

I've experienced the same problem for several months now with Firefox. Usually end up using Chrome to download the files instead of purging the whole History and cache out of Firefox. The links just act as though they are dead . . .