Dustin

If you goto print job history on the left side..
hover over the icon or picture to the left of the name of the print job, it should show the users name.

You should be able to add it from the "Marketplace" within UltiMaker Cura.
I show it should already be pre existing: https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/materials/rlsijlbing/OwensCorning_XSTRAND_PP

This article might help: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1662987946080

Its being looked into, more so due to the recent merger of MakerBot and UltiMaker.
Current generation MakerBot printers are all cloud slicer powered.

But at the moment there isn't a roadmap yet that I am aware of.

CuraEngine slice -v -j "D:/UltiMaker Cura 5.3.1/share/cura/resources/definitions/creality_ender3.def.json"

Need to use "" when a folder name has a space in it on windows..

I'm not sure you followed what I meant..

The Sign In button on the top right corner of UltiMaker Cura is to sign into your UltiMaker account.
If you setup UltiMaker Digital Factory, you can join your S7 to the account.
When you finish slicing in UltiMaker Cura the save button suddenly has the option to print from Digital Factory. 
This would upload the print to Digital Factory, the S7 would get the notification and start printing it..

You can learn more about Digital Factory here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667410780008

They have been updated as of a few hours ago, you can find them here.
https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667410781982

Its a small update, but the primary note is that ER80 is no longer a error that fails your print.

You can read more about it here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667337946161
But its Professional - so no, not on free tier.

There is a detailed guide for resolving this issue.
https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667410781005

No, you will need to update them each.

I'm only seeing 2 z moves.. these appear to be correct distances..
if there is more than this going on, the issue is firmware side.

You would need to firmware recover all machines in question back to an older version of firmware.

The core system components that power the "Groups" function was removed from the firmware entirely. 
 

The following is a guide for loading materials on your UltiMaker S5 
https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667417952533

However, it sounds more like your front fan isnt working properly?
Make sure your front fan is clean and spinning properly when your print cores are heated.

You could compile from source if that's what your referring to.. its on the release page on github
Here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/releases/tag/5.3.1
 

Yes it will use B first next print if its following my example..

Also.. you can re use same bays over and over (need to use at least 2)

Example
All spools marked same..
All spools are very low..
Assumes all other bays are empty or tagged as different material than the example assumes.

Load spool into A load spool into B
A runs out, fails over to B.
While B is still printing.. you eject A and replace it with another partial spool.
B runs out, fails back over to A.

You can continue this process if your using partial spools and don't want to remove what you have loaded in the other bays.

Sounds like you have a firmware miss match..
Ultimaker 2/Extended & Ultimaker 2+/Extended  - are not the same machines firmware wise.. the feeder direction was reversed etc.. 
Make sure you load the correct firmware for your model of machine.

You appear to be running a plugin that is overriding your output..
It works fine for me in 5.3.0

Try to answer your questions here..

1. Yes, or rather to over simplify the answer yes... Depending the material the Cura profile has additional settings baked in as well not exposed to the UI.. Additionally there is various triggers for status and processes within the machines firmware as well that gets triggered pending the material selected.

2. Should be a fixed temp if I recall correctly. A there could have been any known material in the print core prior which might not work well with the material currently loaded.

3. This is why we recommend cleaning print cores prior to switching material types 
See here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667337928445

4. see #3

This article covers the status indicators.
However as noted, there is indeed a bug at the moment that makes them some what random. 
The randomness of the indicator bug is visual only - the print cores are still preforming their expected actions.
https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667417414021
 

Quite sure that material is a 1.75mm so I would not attempt using it on either of your UltiMaker machines as they run 2.85mm material.. 

Otherwise approach it as you would any other ABS print.. its just another blend of ABS.

Sounds like someone might have flashed UM2+ Extended firmware on a UM2+
 

Looks like your nozzle is a bit too close to the print surface and its causing jamming. 

Hi there,

It sounds like you are using a UltiMaker 2+  Connect?
If this is the case sadly the firmware does not support pause at height or filament change from Cura.

Looks like the issue is a different setting overriding that value.

Your "initial bottom layers" is set to 3, this is why you see that result.


The setting you adjusted is any bottom layers not touching the build surface.

This sounds like how Resin LCD based printers operate. This isnt default functionality in Cura.