Hi
but in Notepad it appears as raft_base_line_spacing = 1.6raft_base_line_width = 0.8...How does it know that”…speednumber” are separate variables? Easy when it is a letter following a number.
In a textfile exist invisible characters to indicate a new line.
In many programming languages and under Linux OS this is a simple "LF". But Windows looks for a "CR" + "LF". This is the reason why you can't see the line-feeds in notepad.
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nallath 1,125
Well ya did miss something. Instead of only being able the "drop through" if the value is zero, we now have functions.
Lets say for simplicity sake that we have two settings: print_speed and print_speed_infill
In the old Cura, if print_speed_infill is zero, it would use print_speed.
In the new Cura, if the print_speed_infill is not explicitly overridden by profile or user (by means of a fixed value) it can use a formula like "=print_speed / 2" or "=print_speed".
We haven't implemented that you can use those formulas from within the GUI, but snice 2.3 it's possible to set them in the profiles. If you look at the um3_aa0.4_PLA_Normal_quality profile, you can see that the value for cool_fan_full_at_height is "=layer_height_0 + 2 * layer_height"
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yellowshark 153
Hi @nallath, OK I understand what you are saying but am unclear on the implementation. I am looking in folder …\Cura 2.3\resources\quality. There is not an ultimaker 3 folder there so I looked at the 2plus folder. I can see lots of .cfg files but cannot understand where I select/input one of the files in the GUI.
Also, an example is
raft_base_line_spacing = 1.6
raft_base_line_width = 0.8
but in Notepad it appears as raft_base_line_spacing = 1.6raft_base_line_width = 0.8
If I added infill speed and number of slower layers e.g.
raft_base_line_spacing = 1.6raft_base_line_width = 0.8infill_speed = print _speednumber_of_slower_layers = print_speed/30
How does it know that”…speednumber” are separate variables? Easy when it is a letter following a number.
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