Hi! pls. take a look into the other topic where you posted this issue
Got it to work using the "ultimaker_original_dual" files as a template rather than the "prusa i3" ones. I'll try to summarize the process more clearly because my first post was kind of confusing.
1) Make a copy of the "ultimaker_original_dual" json file and give it an original name.
2) Open the new file and assign it an original id name and category. eg:
"id": "i3_dual",
"version": 2,
"name": "Custom i3 Dual Extrusion",
"inherits": "fdmprinter",
"metadata": {
"visible": true,
"author": "na",
"manufacturer": "na",
"category": "Other",
3) Make a copy of the "ultimaker_original_dual_1st.def.json" and "ultimaker_original_dual_2nd.def.json" files and give them original name.
4) Open these files and give them an original id. eg "i3_dual_1st" and "l_dual_2nd"
5) In the extruder files change the "machine" line to the name you gave your first json file. eg:
"metadata": {
"machine": "i3_dual",
6) Go back into the first json file and define the extruders with the id's that you define in the extruder json files. eg:
"machine_extruder_trains":
{
"0": "i3_dual_1st",
"1": "i3_dual_2nd"
},
Now launch Cura and you should see the printer in the 'add printer' menu. IMPORTANT: you should go back into the json file and modify it more to your exact printers specifications. This should get you started though if you are trying this too.
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Hi! pls. take a look into the other topic where you posted this issue
https://ultimaker.com/en/community/22396-cura-23-beta-awesomeness-and-some-issues?page=2&sort=#reply-155330
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