Your method works well for windows where Cura is installed on the local disk. In Linux, all of these files are embedded in an applimage file, and there is no deleting them.
This is probably the biggest thing I hate about cura. I never even heard of many of these companies (except perhaps verbatim - but I didn't know they made filament) let alone purchase filament from them. On top of that, the companies I purchase from (and even those I don't purchase from but see all over the internet) are NOT listed - where did this crazy list of filament vendors come from? I know can define my own, and I have, but they get lost in the forest of all of the other brands. Oh - but wait - I can lump ALL of my filaments under favorites - but that gives me no way to organize them by type or brand.
I saw a thread earlier where someone else was asking for the ability to remove these filaments. The reply was that Ultimaker made a conscious decision to disallow deletion of these filaments because if the user deleted all of them, there would be no way to define a new one. That's nonsense; solving that problem is simple - just don't allow them to delete the last one. Instead, the poster was told that "favorites" was the solution to this - as stated above, "favorites" is not a solution.
To me, all of this just points out a programming flaw that they refuse to accept responsibility for.
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zerspaner_gerd 383
Yes,
Files can be found at:
C:\Program Files\Cura 2.6\resources\materials
(Windows computers)
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ManuelW 2
Thanks, i deleted it
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