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  1. Can't open the download in fully updated Linux Ubuntu system.

    { Invalid url:'/home/pete/Cura-4.9-beta' given, exiting

     No '.' in the uri }

     

    Hope this was the right place to post this, and thanking in advance any assistance. 🙂

     

    cheapo

  2. I've just realized that after slicing, the preview shows an original sized shadow outside the dimensions of the object to print!

    All of this by the way, is using standard settings. But going to my custom settings appears to make no difference.

     Now I've just updated Cura, by signing in, but no change.

    It's just done even worse with another Tinkercad project. I quickly made two intersecting 6mm tubes, downloaded it, loaded it into Cura, sliced with recommended settings, and preview shows just a shadow of the crossed tubes with just a tiny amount of printed material on the inner surface in a couple of places.

    This is definitely weird stuff going on.

  3. Nope, that didn't work either, I still get some bits missing, and it's always in the tube sleeves.

     

    More strangeness;

     No prob with solid upstands on the model, but when I make a 3mm hole the outer diameter reduces, apparently.

    I'm changing my filament from carbon fibre to plain PLA. It's a waste otherwise.

    Printing more bits with different bore holes now. Just so i can physically measure any changes.

  4. Is it something to do with the Tinkercad file? What I can see in Cura's preview vaguely looks like part of the Tinkercad history that you see scrolling through when you re-open the project.

    Hmm, can't seem to open the stl file in my text editor, it says something about it being corrupt.

    I've re-opened the project twice in Tinkercad, re-started Cura and re-opened the stl, with the same result.

    And yes, it prints with bits missing

     

    Any help you guys can give I hereby thank you in advance. This project is part of a body mount upgrade for my RC rock crawler.

     

    gcode file  included

    CE5_Ravine dbm add2(1).gcode

     

     

     

     

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    IMG_0632.JPG

  5. This is the second time it's happened to me. Last time was in 2018.

    But this time I've found that it's the capital letters in .AppImage, after extracting, that are preventing the system from opening the file.

    Altered it to .appimage and Cura is now running on my brand-new, custom built, Ubuntu desktop PC. 😁

     

    So maybe this will help someone else who comes looking for a solution.

  6. 5 hours ago, thopiekar said:

    Can you tell us more about your Ubuntu installation?

     

    If you are interested in a lightweight solution, which is updating Cura, which comes with Ubuntu 18.04, then you can use my PPA for it.

    Stable packages are only available for Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic), because there is still a bug, which sounds like the crash you get.

    On Ubuntu bionic this is gone.

    That sounds interesting. I'm always willing to upgrade, so I'll try 18.04 right this minute! (even though it's quarter past one in the morning!) *| But what's a PPA ?

  7. Got my first 3D printer in December. Tevo Tarantula. It works I guess, and I'd like to connect it to my PC, but can't get Cura to launch on my Ubuntu system. The latest version wouldn't download because it's an AppImage and is not recognized, so I have version 2:2.3.1 at the moment. But, as mentioned, it won't start. :|

     Any advice is hereby thanked in advance. :)

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