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  1. Hi Cura asked me to upgrade to the 5.0 version, so I did. My Tenlog printer isn't listed in the add printer dialog so I added a custom printer and copied over the settings from Cura 4.10. Now it's telling me I have configuration errors, asking to reset to factory default which doesn't seem to do anything. Any instructions on how to get a Tenlog printer working with Cura 5?
  2. We're 2022 and this bug is still in the latest cura. I made a script that detects the last extruder switch and removes the prime tower from all higher layers. You'll need to switch on relative extrusion (under Special Modes) for it to work. Hope this helps anyone running into this issue. from ..Script import Script from UM.Application import Application #To get the current printer's settings. from UM.Logger import Logger from typing import List, Tuple class FixPrimeTower(Script): def __init__(self) -> None: super().__init__() def getSettingDataString(self) -> str: return """{ "name": "Fix Prime Tower", "key": "FixPrimeTower", "metadata": {}, "version": 2, "settings": { } }""" def initialize(self) -> None: super().initialize() def execute(self, data: List[str]) -> List[str]: lastTlayer = 0; for index, layer in reversed(list(enumerate(data))): lines = layer.split("\n") hasT = False for line in lines: hasT |= line.startswith("T") if hasT: lastTlayer = index break for index, layer in enumerate(data): if index <= lastTlayer: continue; lines = layer.split("\n") cnt = 0 nlst = [] inPrimeTower = False # Scroll each line of instruction for each layer in the G-code for line in lines: if not inPrimeTower: if ";TYPE:PRIME-TOWER" in line: inPrimeTower = True nlst.pop() nlst.pop() else: nlst.append(line) else: if self.getValue(line, "E") is not None and float(self.getValue(line, "E")) < 0: inPrimeTower = False newLayer = "" for line in nlst: newLayer += line + "\n" data[index] = newLayer return data
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