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mark-o-solo

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  1. I too would need this feature. Is there any way to locally change the acceleration and jerk settings ? I have an embossed font where I need the ghosting removed, which however has no significance on the rest of the model.

  2. If I save/export my project as a .3mf and open it at a later time with cura, I do not have my stl object with all the zones with different infill settings. What I have instead is a concatenated single object with the localized zones being part of it.

    Ive attached an image of the reopened project and what I mean. For example, for the top tilted rectangle I cannot change the number of layers if a change there is necessary. The button on the left is greyed out completely, and a geometric adjustment is also not possible, since the object is geometrically fused.

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  3. Thank you for your quick reply. Is there any way around this limitation ? By means of a plugin or similar ?

    Or is there a way at least to save the project in such a way that it can be reopened with all funcitonality ? Because the way it is now is that when I reopen a project with all the local changes, it appears hardcoded. I cannot change the geometry nor the settings of the individual regions with different infill settings.

  4. Greetings dear builders,

     

    I would like to change the default settings for the overlaps in Cura. Currently, whenever I select the overlap settings for infill only, I get wall thickness, wall line count and top/bottom thickness.

    However, I work with big models and heavily rely on local changes in the print settings. So I would like a set of parameters and their values to pop up as default other than what is there now.

    Can I change these with a config and how ?

     

    Cheers from Switzerland

  5. Thank you for your suggestions. I tried them now but it is not exactly what I need:

    When I change the settings for the overlap between my support blocker and the model and I change the number of walls to n, it does not change the total number of walls to n. Instead, it adds n walls to the models existing number of walls.

    This is unsatisfactory as I am trying to fill overhanging regions and also trying to get the latter nice and smooth by making the outer walls adhere to the inner walls while relying a miniumum on the support structures to prevent a melted look.

    What I am looking for is a setting that would either let me change the overall number of walls or let me adjust the printing order to outside in for all structures per layer, ie: infill -> inner wall -> top skin -> outer wall

  6. I would like to request a feature or plugin allowing me to set a variable amount of walls for my print. I have, within the same object, starkly overhanging regions where additional walls are required to close the surface. However, I also have fairly vertical features wherein no more than 2 walls would be necessary.

    Is there any simple way to achieve this with the present versions of cura `?

     

    Cheers

  7. Update: the littles tongues are drips from when the nozzle finishes the outer layer and proceeds to start the infill.

    I can't believe I discover this now that it had driven me crazy enought to made a post.

    I am currently experimenting with zhop height, retraction and priming as well as printing the infill first to solve all remaining problems.

  8. Greetings from Switzerland,

     

    I am using a Modix 120X large scale printer with an E3D supervolcano and a 1mm nozzle to produce a prototype using cura 4.7.1. I have been tweaking the setting for a couple of weeks to get acceptable results with sufficient printing speeds (currently ~120g/h). However, the hopefully last remaining problems remain a mystery to me. To summarize them:

    -irregular blobs on the inside of my object

    -slight blobs, like tongues at the front layers

    -irregular extrusion at the beginning of a new layer, as if there were bubbles in my hotend

    -after finishing a layer with the infill, the nozzle does not move directly to start a new layer. Instead, it completes a very jittery, almost spasmic motion after lifting and across the already printed part. I believe this shaking motion plays a role in the aforementioned bubbles. Here is a vid of this.

    My complete settings can be found here. Ive attached some pictures of the problematic regions. I do not have a picture of the bubbles currently, as this also appears to be an irregular event.

     

    Happily looking forward to suggestions on how to remedy these nuisances,

    Cheers !

     

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