Great to hear! The settings are finer than in the SolidWorks ones. If you are using SolidWorks only you choose between three profiles:
* Fine
* Coarse
* Custom
These fine and coarse profiles are the SolidWorks' ones you see in the plugin. I can imagine SolidWorks tweaked the parameters behind these profiles for industrial printers with larger build volumes and therefore if you print on an Ultimaker (having an Ultimaker 2 or 3 primary in mind) then you will get something that is too coarse still. E.g. the rounding won't be nice.
Just to suite everyone using the plugin, I decided to keep the access to SolidWorks' presettings - for those who are used to them.
Btw., if you find the parameters in our fine profile still too coarse, just let me know! 🙂
Edited by thopiekar
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Oh, ah!So what is "3D-printing" versus "Solidworks" - neither is what I would associate with "quality". I assumed that WAS the orientation adjust.
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Hello Thomas hope all is well. Just thought I'd drop you a line to let you know that your plugin is working very well in Cura 4.0.0 and SolidWorks 2019 SP2. I really appreciate that now it has the a
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I do however have one question. What's the difference between fine (3d print). And fine (SolidWorks)
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