Joli

I have several models of glasses (drinking vessels) and I was trying to add a lion face to the surface as decoration. However, as you suggest, a dedicated modelling application might be a more suitable way. I have been slightly spoilt by using Craftware Pro which does do limited CA modelling and I was trying to get Cura to do the same.

How do I combine several models into one?

I have been a bit previous with my request. I have now opened Cura and installed my printer (non network). I am getting ready to print and hopefully all will be well. I like the Cura start and end codes. So far I have been using Craftware which doesn't have a profile matched to the printer so I have had to correct the g code on each print - boring!! Craftware however does have a cad element which is useful.

I have an Anycubic Mega X given to me as a present. When I tried to install Cura 4.2.1 provided with the printer it installed but wouldn't run. I have now managed to install Cura 4.13.1 But cannot find a profile for my printer. I had to uninstall 4.2.1 to install this version of Cura. I would like to relate Cura to my printer as the original instructions indicated. Can anyone help please?

I have tried several times, unsuccessfully, to open the version of Cura which was bundled with my Anycubic Mega X printer. Is there a version of Cura which will open and run in Windows 10 Home Premium 64 bit and should I download it instead of version 4.2.1, the bundled version which is currently installed on my machine and doesn't appear to work.