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Hi @curasurf That's correct! You can read more about our settings in the setting guide: https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins/Ghostkeeper/SettingsGuide2

Hi @elkteeth could you provide more information. A screenshot? Or your log file? Your log file can be found here: C:\Users\\<your username>\AppData\Roaming\cura\<Cura version>\cura.log (Windows)

Hi @toolman0114 try adjusting the support overhang. At a value of 0 degrees all overhangs are supported. 90 degrees will not provide any support. Let me know if you have more questions.

Hi @curasurf try changing the support X/Y distance. Here my support X/Y distance are 0.2 mm instead of 0.8 mm. And the minimum support X/Y distance is 0.1mm I also changed the support angle to 30 degrees. CCR10SPRO_ttt.3mf Please let me know if this works for you!

Hi @curasurf could you share your project file (file - save project) so I can take a closer look.

Hi @eclaurence sorry for my late response. First I tried to slice your model in our Arachne release and there the walls are printed from inside to outside. You can read here more about our Arachne release. But in 4.8 you should enable Optimize Wall Printing Order. Please let me know if this works for you.

Hi @gadusn Use the post processing scrip Display progress on LCD and than enable Time remaining.

Yes that is correct. Good luck with your 7 day print 🙂

Hi @curasurf Could you try to remove your modifier and then add a new one. Because if I try that it wouldn't change position after saving. Also I could reproduce this with your file and it didn't matter on what printer. But I couldn't reproduce this with my own files. Just like @GregValiant Does this happen on more files?

Hi @emtee You could try to change the minimum support area. So add the mm2 of your holes there and no support will be printed. This depends on the placement of your model. If you look closely you will probably see a zigzag line but different than the other infill. Please let me know if you have more questions. Or if the minimum support area doesn't work.

Hi @eclaurence there is an option called outer before inner walls. So can you check if this is enabled? Otherwise I would like to take a look at your project file and see if there is something else.

Hi @TDDFC you could add a Ender 3 pro and then edit the machine settings for the Max settings. Don't know the exact settings, but I think that will be on the internet somewhere. In the machine settings you can also change your bed size. Please let me know if you can make it work like this and feel free to reach out if you have more questions!

Hi @boulda When I import your .stl I get a tiny support tower. But that's obviously not enough. But when I rotate your model 30 degrees. The sword is supported everywhere. It makes also more sense to me to print your model like this. I didn't use your curaprofile because I don't with which printer you are using. So if you want me to look at it again, could you share your project file? That includes your profile, model and printer. You can save a project file (.3mf) under file - save project - save. Please let me know if rotating works 🙂

Haha 😉 Nice to hear that it works!

Hi @emtee to remove these towers, just disable the option use towers.

Hi @larryare, Try changing your top skin expand distance to a higher value. Here is an example Layer 45: Layer 46: If that doesn't do the job could you share your project file? So I can have a better look at it.

Can you share your project file? So I can gave a better look at it.

Hi @KeesCopyright, unfortunately there won't be any VR interface for Cura.

Hi @SMWE3 when I slice your model for a CR-10 S PRO the text appears. Your file is not a project file, so I don't know what the settings you are using. Here is what I got: If you want I can take a look at your project file. To save a project file go to File - Save project. Here is mine project file of the picture above. CCR10SPRO_cam_lid_mp04.3mf

I can't see anything strange because it is a stl file, so I sliced it with my own settings. Please let us know if option 3 from above solves your problem. If not a project file would be helpful. See @gr5 how to share one.

Hi @ilic-igor could you share your project file? So I can have a better look at it.

Can you share your log file? You can find that here: C:\Users\\<your username>\AppData\Roaming\cura\<Cura version>\cura.log

Do you need everywhere support? Because you can change support placement to touching buildplate. With the option everywhere it will also print support on the model.

Hi @mrstang01 just right click on your model and select Multiply Selected Model or ctrl+m. 🙂

Could you share your .png file? Than I can take a closer look and see what happens!