slikvik

Please see screenshot where I have changed the value below from it's default. As soon as you do that if gives you a revert to default icon. The build plate does not temp does not have that Icon as it IS the default. It is set at 70 degrees for generic PLA. Also please see the hint bubble. What does this mean. Sorry to bump this post but I am certain this is a bad setting default in 5.6 and causing problems. It may not have been tried by many people with Neptune Pro 3 printers yet (if that is the cause). Older versions of Cura and orca slicer all do 60 degrees by default of course.

Hey. I've installed it on two separate machines, one had no Cura on it previously and the other had the Eleegoo version (which is 60°). On both, it is setting my build plate to 70. Could it be a problem with the Neptune 3 Pro hot end settings in 5.6, if you're not having the problem? As you can see from the screenshot. Those ARE the defaults even after clicking to reset them. I can assure you 100% that it was defaulting to 70 and I would never play with those settings, even accidentally, as 3D printing still somewhat scares the hell out of me!

I recently upgraded to 5.60 from Standard version 4 and Elegoo Cura 4, and couldn't understand why my prints weren't sticking very well with things sliced with this version, but the exact same STL generated in the older versions was fine. Eventually I noticed that even though I've selected the correct printer "Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro" and selected Generic PLA which has a build plate temp of 60, when I look at the Profile temps it's showing 70 degrees. This is too hot for most PLA I believe. I can't see where this temperature is being set as it says its the default for the extruder, however, shouldn't this change based on the material you select?