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Posted · Problems with Slicing with Dual Extruder

So I wanted to try Dual Head printing today and wanted to slice it with Cura.

The part at the top is set for Extruder 1 (Blue) and the lower part for Extruder 2 (Yellow). Can anyone explain the jacket it slices with Extruder 1 and how to disable it?

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And if I try to slice both with Extruder 2 it just slices them with Extruder 1 as seen in the following image. I defenitly selected Extruder 2 for both of them. It only uses the second nozzle if I select it in the manual control section. Any Solutions? Am I missing something?

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  • Cura: Version 3, 19 November 2007
  • Repetier: VERTEX 3D PRINTER Repetier-Host V1.0.6

 

Thanks in advance.

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    Posted · Problems with Slicing with Dual Extruder

    Its called the ooze shield which can be turned off under BASIC tab, DUAL EXTRUSION

     

    Thanks for that. Any idea why it slices both with Extruder 1 if select Extruder 2 for both of them?

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