Wouai je me doute que c'est compliqué mais je voudrait le faire quand simple extrusion snif Merci de ta réponse
c'est compliqué
A potential untested workaround is to add a UM3 definition to Cura that forces it to regard the UM3 as a single extrusion printer. You won't have dual extrusion, but you will have One at a Time printing. Here is such a definition:
https://gist.github.com/fieldOfView/bde7189087721451784865a28f3fc2c1
Place it inside the "definitions" folder either in your Cura application folder or in the "definitions" folder inside your configuration folder. You would then create a new printer inside Cura and pick the "Ultimaker 3 single extrusion" printer definition. You can have both an "Ultimaker 3" and an "Ultimaker 3 single extrusion" printer connected to the same physical printer in Cura, so you can then choose between single extrusion prints that allow One at a Time, and dual extrusion prints that don't.
(My french is not great)
(edit: and neither are my copy/paste skills)
Edited by GuestI got ERROR 404 on this link.
Not a problem with english, I can do it after 35 years working for american corps...
Thank you for your reply could you give me your link because this one does not work error 404
For the reponce in English thanks to goolge translation
tinkergnome 927
I got ERROR 404 on this link.
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Sorry for the broken link, and thanks @tinkergnome for posting the correct one. I have edited my post above.
Note that I don't have a UM3 myself, so I have not tested the definition. If you try it please report if it works.
Tank you
I'll try this
tinkergnome 927
Note that I don't have a UM3 myself, so I have not tested the definition. If you try it please report if it works.
A first observation: the default UM3 profiles have the prime tower enabled, and it can not be disabled, because this setting is hidden for single extruder machines...
I don't know, if this can be overridden by the machine settings.
The workaround is: create a profile with disabled prime tower (while the "normal" UM3 is the current printer).
Good catch. I have updated my gist with a *much* simpler version that also fixes this issue.
DidierKlein 729
Cool stuff guys thanks for helping
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DidierKlein 729
Visiblement c'est impossible pour le moment car trop complexe à gérer en double extrusion (risque de colision trop élevé).
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