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Sorry, but there is still a solution.. I've heard about the Simplify3D program. I decided to take a look. I installed it, did not configure anything, pressed Ctrl+P and saw a miracle: I select the COM port with the desired printer, print directly, print from a USB flash drive, even write to a USB flash drive! The recording is slow, but it is there and it works! I didn't like Simplify3D as a slicer. I just generate the G-code in Cura and use Simplify3D print manager to do whatever I want with it. So, all this is possible. No special printer firmware is needed. It's just not in Cura!

okay. Let printing via USB be worse than using a USB flash drive. Indeed, I won't be able to restore the print after a power failure. This is important for Ukraine. In summer, the power supply was stable, but in winter interruptions are very likely. But is it possible to make the printer's card reader defined in Windows as a USB drive and the slicer would write the G-code directly to the printer's flash drive? It would be nice to do without moving the flash drive between the computer and the printer, it's really inconvenient. Probably, this is not a task for the slicer, but for the printer firmware?

maybe I've just been lucky so far, but I've had more damaged models due to USB flash drive defects than through loss of connection via USB. It is more convenient for me to send a file to print with one button, than to connect a card reader to my computer, go for a flash drive, aim at a small socket on the printer.... Of course, it's sporty. But I would like sports separately, and printing separately))

excuse me, please. I accidentally answered in the wrong topic, and I don't know how to move or delete it.

in fact, the model contains a huge number of errors. They can be partially corrected and the slicer will accept the model. But it makes sense for you to change something in your modeling. It shouldn't be like this. 11.stl

I have two 3D printers. I would like to run two copies of Cura for Windows separately for each of the printers and print to the two printers at the same time. But Cura automatically finds the com-port of the printer, so I can only use one printer. How do I manually specify the com-ports for each of the printers in Cura?