Harlock974

Hi Slashee First thank you very much for the time spent giving wise advises on the forum. Next your solution indeed works. For the numbers I notice that I have to multiply by around 15 to have the corresponding size in pixel. May be It has something to do with screen resolution. I have resized the panel with "print_setup_widget" but profile widget and font size should be adjusted too. Profile widget is "print_setup_big_item" (difficult to guess this one). I didn't succeeded find how to have a condensed style for the Noto default font so I changed the font family. Here is the theme.json content put in my profile directory : { "metadata": { "name": "Dark small", "inherits": "cura-dark" }, "fonts": { "default": { "size": 1.0, "weight": 40, "family": "Liberation Sans Narrow" }, "default_bold": { "size": 1.0, "weight": 63, "family": "Liberation Sans Narrow" }, "default_italic": { "size": 1.0, "weight": 40, "italic": true, "family": "Liberation Sans Narrow" }, "small": { "size": 0.8, "weight": 40, "family": "Liberation Sans Narrow" }, "medium": { "size": 1.0, "weight": 40, "family": "Liberation Sans Narrow" } }, "sizes": { "print_setup_widget": [32.0, 30.0], "print_setup_big_item": [24, 2.5] } }

Hello, I currently use Cura 4.13.1 on Linux (with an Appimage). I want to update to 5.x but I notice an annoying issue in the interface : the configuration panel is too wide (cf picture) : I see that some tweaks could be made with a theme file. I tried to lower the font size but this doesn't change panel width. Is there somewhere a description of the theme.json file ? I couldn't find it. If there is another way to adjust panel size please let me know. Regards

Thanks for the detailed answers. What I understand is that if I try to print a 0.12 mm height, there is not enough vertical room to allow the flow coming from a 0.8 mm nozzle to draw a clean line, and material will overflow the side of a theoretical 0.8 mm width line. Is it correct ?

Hello When searching the net to find how do layer height and nozzle diameter relate, we find that layer height should be between 25 % and 80 % of nozzle diameter (see here). For example, if I use a 0.8 mm nozzle, I should print between 0.2 and 0.64 mm height. But like many things repeated indefinitely on the net, no one explains why. Technically, what will be the issue if I print a 0.12 mm layer height with a 0.8 mm nozzle ?