shimmy

Thanks! I don't know what the default value is but I can see from my first test that this will work. Edit: for anyone else who has my printer and wants to know, I ended up setting it to 235, YMMV

I just got a Cetus3D MKII Extended and am trying to set up a profile for it in Cura. This printer is a bit weird with gcode but it mostly seems to work fine. One of the quirks it does have is that the flow must be set super high, like 2200% or higher. Unfortunately this makes the layer view useless. https://www.dropbox.com/s/zbd42etk76lw1g3/flowhigh.png?dl=0 I would very much prefer it would look like this (flow 100%): https://www.dropbox.com/s/twxltrx1j4xvzz8/flownormal.png?dl=0 I could just keep changing the setting back and forth, but I'm posting this because 1) Cura is slow and losing even just a few seconds to freezing is genuinely annoying, and 2) I don't get why the displayed lines are changed this way in the first place. The flow value must be set so that the print comes out perfect. It's a variable for a reason, so that it can be changed to what works. Yet what Cura does is assume that 100% is the perfect value and other values are shown to be too thin or too thick. Am I missing something? Please let me know if this can be disabled somehow. Thanks.