ryancasler
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Previous can be removed. I simply restarted Cura and now it's working correctly. 3 hours I've been trying to fix it and that's all it took. Grrrr.....
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I'm really at my whits end. I haven't even received my printer yet and I'm already thinking about sending it back before I even open it. So, please be gently with me.
I don't have any of the settings mentioned here. I don't have the option to make them visible even. And Cura is totally filling in all of my holes. Do I have to make them 5 times bigger than they are supposed to be to get them to slice correctly? I figured the software would know how to do this without me having to tell it. I create a very small test file with just a few layers to make sure that everything would line up right and that's when I notices the hole problem. It's on the full sized file as well. What do i have to do do to get Cura to not fill in my holes?
I also went into service.netfabb.com and got out the exact same STL file that I put in. Still Cura is filling in the holes.
I also tried looking at X-Ray view and the holes are there in that view.
I don't know how to get the "fix horrible" to show up either. I have been Googling for an hour and can't find the settings anywhere.
Variables Allowed in Machine Start and End G-Code
in UltiMaker Cura
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In Cura, you can set custom start and end G-Code. And there are variables that you can use in that code. For example, {machine_nozzle_size} I know is the nozzle diameter and {material_bed_temperature} is the, you guessed it, bed temp. However, for the life of me I cannot find a listing of all the allowed variables in that start/end G-Code. I'm sure it's out there somewhere but I've been searching for 2 hours and I'm about to toss my computer out a window (not literally). I'm willing to bet someone out there doesn't even have to look for it, they just know where they are. I am hoping beyond hope that this post finds such a person. You will have done your good deed for the year. I'll even write to Santa on your behalf to let him know you've been a good person this year. 😉 🌲🎅 Thank you in advance.