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Since Cura update build plate only being applied to half the print model?

By rickmjohnston, in Cura + plugins

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rickmjohnston
Posted in Since Cura update build plate only being applied to half the print model?

Hi.

Not sure what this is related to but since Cura 3.1 update and firmware on my UM3 the build plate adhesion layer is only applying to 1/2 the model? This didnt happen before and as a result the layer even with glue applied lifts from bed. I've tried more glue on the area w/o the build plate and still no help keeping portion of the model to the bed.

Any thoughts on what may be happening here and what to check? I can determine where the build plate will be applied but how to create build plate around entire model base?

TIA!

Cheers!

Rick...

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