Just now, KickahaOta said:In Cura, whenever you've manually changed a parameter, you should see a curved arrow next to the parameter's edit box. Clicking this arrow reverts the setting to its default, and causes the profile to no longer change that setting.
Yes I know, but the setting is stored (It is IN the profile) so the revert arrow isnt displayed.
3 minutes ago, Arbitur said:Yes I know, but the setting is stored (It is IN the profile) so the revert arrow isnt displayed.
Well, there's one surefire way to make whatever change you want to a profile:
* In Cura, choose "Show Configuration Folder".
* Exit Cura.
* In the file-explorer window for the configuration folder, open the "quality" folder.
* Locate the .cfg file for the offending profile.
* Open it in a text editor.
* (Carefully) make whatever changes you want. In your case, just find the line for the offending material-diameter setting and delete that line.
* Save your changes and exit the text editor, and restart Cura.
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36 minutes ago, KickahaOta said:Well, there's one surefire way to make whatever change you want to a profile:
* In Cura, choose "Show Configuration Folder".
* Exit Cura.
* In the file-explorer window for the configuration folder, open the "quality" folder.
* Locate the .cfg file for the offending profile.
* Open it in a text editor.
* (Carefully) make whatever changes you want. In your case, just find the line for the offending material-diameter setting and delete that line.
* Save your changes and exit the text editor, and restart Cura.
Thats what I was searching for Thanks. Would be nice with such a function in the GUI
On 6/13/2018 at 9:07 AM, KickahaOta said:Well, there's one surefire way to make whatever change you want to a profile:
* In Cura, choose "Show Configuration Folder".
* Exit Cura.
* In the file-explorer window for the configuration folder, open the "quality" folder.
* Locate the .cfg file for the offending profile.
* Open it in a text editor.
* (Carefully) make whatever changes you want. In your case, just find the line for the offending material-diameter setting and delete that line.
* Save your changes and exit the text editor, and restart Cura.
I followed your procedure, but my Quality folder is EMPTY .
Not the best way, but maybe the easiest way:
you can edit them with the printer settings plugin:
Click "marketplace" in upper right of cura, make sure you are on "plugins", scroll down and alphabetically among the "P"s is "printer settings" plugin.
On 6/13/2018 at 6:07 AM, KickahaOta said:Well, there's one surefire way to make whatever change you want to a profile:
* In Cura, choose "Show Configuration Folder".
* Exit Cura.
* In the file-explorer window for the configuration folder, open the "quality" folder.
* Locate the .cfg file for the offending profile.
* Open it in a text editor.
* (Carefully) make whatever changes you want. In your case, just find the line for the offending material-diameter setting and delete that line.
* Save your changes and exit the text editor, and restart Cura.
Thank you for the tip, the config folder does not show in 4/80 Cura ?
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In Cura, whenever you've manually changed a parameter, you should see a curved arrow next to the parameter's edit box. Clicking this arrow reverts the setting to its default, and causes the profile to no longer change that setting.
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