Hi.
Thanks for the replies.
I'm still struggling . . .
I was going to write this:
nallath
Changing machine_width/ depth to something obviously odd e.g. 1300 x 50 or as an equal cube it doesn't change the appearance of the build volume cube. I tried it in my new created .json and also fdmprinter.json.
Same with the offset, it doesn't move the platform.stl
I tried reboots and restarts just in case.
It always inserts the correct .STL I created for the platform, as I've changed it a couple of times.
(So nothing so dumb as I'm editing the wrong files or something!)
Thanks berndjm
That seems good advice but how do I change the origin in the .STL?
I've drawn it in 2 different CAD programs with the origin as centre top (it was front corner) it doesn't change the position.
. . . but
I came to the conclusion that my changes were't taking effect.
I tried creating a new machine .json but it didn't show up in the list of printers.
I decided to delete/ reinstall cura and delete my configs. And now I can't seem to add a new printer.
Umm.
So I'll have to poke around and get back to you.
Thanks again
a
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Hi.
I've got it now.
I can't say what it was though. Odd but it wasn't updating any changes.
I started from scratch again.
machine_platform_offset and machine_width/depth/height did what it should.
Regards
-a
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machine_platform_offset -> Offset of the 3D model with regards to the build area (usefull if the center of the build plate model isn't the same as the center of the build area
machine_center_is_zero -> Is the center of the machine the origin (0,0) coordinate? Some machines see the center as origin. Ultimaker2 for instance sees the left front corner as origin.
machine_width/depth/height -> Actual width / depth / height of the machine. This is what draws the build volume cube.
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