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· UMO + with s3d cannot find the right settings
Unlike Cura, using S3D requires you to learn a lot about slicing and printer settings. The link that @neotko provided above is what I used to get started with S3D.
Start out with the basic FFF profile that he provides and make adjustments from there. Read through the entire forum posting and go through all the FFF Settings screens to understand what they do.
I still have a lot to learn, but I have been getting good prints from S3D on my UMO+ for a while now. I especially like the ability to customize supports and change settings mid-print.
For most of my uses, Cura works great, but the S3D supports seem easier to remove. And now that I have some pretty good settings I have been using S3D quite a bit.
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gr5 2,333
Hopefully some s3d expert like @neotko can help you.
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neotko 1,418
I wonder. Did you test Cura basic and it works and s3d fails or is only s3d?
Also for s3d info, if you are interested on knowing more read http://www.3dprintingforum.us/viewtopic.php?t=7
For a ready-to-use profile, sorry on that I can't help.
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rowiac 54
Unlike Cura, using S3D requires you to learn a lot about slicing and printer settings. The link that @neotko provided above is what I used to get started with S3D.
Start out with the basic FFF profile that he provides and make adjustments from there. Read through the entire forum posting and go through all the FFF Settings screens to understand what they do.
I still have a lot to learn, but I have been getting good prints from S3D on my UMO+ for a while now. I especially like the ability to customize supports and change settings mid-print.
For most of my uses, Cura works great, but the S3D supports seem easier to remove. And now that I have some pretty good settings I have been using S3D quite a bit.
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rowiac 54
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Try these S3D profiles on your UMO+ as a starting point. You can easily turn support on or off, change the skirt to a brim, change the fill %, etc.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/r938yebz24j3uyq/AABJv2i2tr9bJzxsd4Fl09vza?dl=0
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