Xaverix

Hello. I love Cura and I'm using it almost everyday. I'm often printing using the "One at a time" sequence. I feel that i get less stringing and if I'm printing large batch - if something fails it's one model and not the whole batch. I was wondering if there's a way to print one object that exceeds the height limit in the "One at a time" mode. I think that it would be possible if the highest object is printed last. Some prints have a lot of smaller parts and one big, the possibility to print it with this mode would be amazing.

Hi. I have just imported CHEP cura profile for my Ender 3. I wanted to check all differences in profile settings but there isn't everything. Am I doing something wrong?

Hi! I like printing few models at once, especially if one thing requires multiple smaller parts. I don't really like printing everything at once, I like to use "One at a time" mode. I have a question about printing height. I know it can't be higher than specified value (eg. X rail on Ender 3) so only models below certain height can be printed. For my logic, it is possible to print several smaller parts and one bigger (exceeding that specified value) if it will be printed last. Is there any way to set it up like this in Cura? Or maybe it could be a suggestion for the next version?