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· Enable Nozzle Temperature Control, Cura 2.5.0
I'm guessing you're using an Ultimaker 2 (maybe + or extended)? (For the next time, that is important information to share).
The idea of the Ultimaker 2 family is that all material parameters are handled on the printer. You don't set them in Cura, but by changing the material type in the printer menu. That way, you can slice once, and print with different materials.
This was a nice idea at the time, but it comes with some disadvantages: you don't get as fine control over temperatures, and for some materials you really need to slice differently than for other materials.
Fortunately there is a workaround: go to the "Printers" section of the preferences, and open the Machine Settings window. There, change the gcode flavor to "Reprap (Marlin/Sprinter). Now, you should get full control over all material properties, including "Printing Temperature Initial Layer".
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I'm guessing you're using an Ultimaker 2 (maybe + or extended)? (For the next time, that is important information to share).
The idea of the Ultimaker 2 family is that all material parameters are handled on the printer. You don't set them in Cura, but by changing the material type in the printer menu. That way, you can slice once, and print with different materials.
This was a nice idea at the time, but it comes with some disadvantages: you don't get as fine control over temperatures, and for some materials you really need to slice differently than for other materials.
Fortunately there is a workaround: go to the "Printers" section of the preferences, and open the Machine Settings window. There, change the gcode flavor to "Reprap (Marlin/Sprinter). Now, you should get full control over all material properties, including "Printing Temperature Initial Layer".
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