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Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print


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Posted · Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print

Is there a way to change the temperature at certain layers/heights of the print?

 

I know there used to be a plugin called TweakAtZ and another called VeryAtHeight but neither are working for me. I'm running Cura 2.1.3 and Cura 2.3 and neither are working in both of them. Could someone confirm that they are still able to use one of these plugins for the latest release and then I can work on getting that fixed my end if I know someone else is able to use it.

Is TweakAtZ still supported in Cura now, as its github was updated 5 months ago, I fear the owner/creator has stopped development.

Thanks,

Sam.

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    Posted (edited) · Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print

    TweekAtZ 5.1 is included with Cura 2.3 (Production, not Beta)

    I used it to tweek the Extruder 0 to 190c at layer 5, and this is what was put in the gcode:

     

    ;LAYER:5M106 S137.3G0 X65.806 Y99.748 Z1.2;TweakAtZ V5.1: executed at Layer 5M117 Printing... tw@L   5M104 S190.000000 T0M204 S500

     

    So it looks like its working properly.

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    Posted · Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print

    Can you tell me where this setting is located? I cant seem to find it.

     

    Never-me mind, I found it after I posted thanks anyways:)

    Under Extensions: Post Processing: Modify G-Code -> Add The Script

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    Posted · Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print

    Under Extensions: Post Processing: Modify G-Code -> Add The Script

     

    I was looking for this as well and may NEVER have found it. Thanks for sharing.

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    Posted · Cura 2.3 - Change temperature throughout the print

     

    Can you tell me where this setting is located? I cant seem to find it.

     

    Never-me mind, I found it after I posted thanks anyways:)

    Under Extensions: Post Processing: Modify G-Code -> Add The Script

     

    Also was looking for this...Thanks for posting the path!

    Making switch from v15.0.4 - keep going back because I can't find where Tweek @ Z is!

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