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Posted · Command line execute CuraEngine, How to Generate T0&T1 ?

I execute CuraEngine.exe by command line. The version is 3.3, I use ultimaker3.def.json and  ultimaker3_extruder_left.def.json and ultimaker3_extruder_right.def.json. 

Now it is only one extruder, even though it have generate support.

How to modify the .json file, so that it can use both extruder1 and extruder2.

I mean, I want extruder1 be used for the model, the extruder2 be used for support.

Is there any demo?

Thanks!

 

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    Posted · Command line execute CuraEngine, How to Generate T0&T1 ?

    You need to set the setting "support_extruder_nr" to 1 (instead of 0, which is the default)

    If I recall correctly, this can be done by adding;

    -s support_extruder_nr="1" 

     

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    Posted · Command line execute CuraEngine, How to Generate T0&T1 ?
    3 hours ago, nallath said:

    You need to set the setting "support_extruder_nr" to 1 (instead of 0, which is the default)

    If I recall correctly, this can be done by adding;

    
    -s support_extruder_nr="1" 

     

    Thanks!

    I have tried 3 ways:

     

    (1) Not modify anything of the fdmprinter.def.json, just add the command  '-s support_extruder_nr="1" '

    It is not help.

     

    (2) Just modify the dmprinter.def.json, as this:

    image.thumb.png.877e756f49ff5ca41270e2935c431fdc.png

     

    It is not help. Just like this:

    image.thumb.png.98ec4e5bed21904446a43b01f4f291a8.png

     

     

    (3) If I modify the default value of "support_infill_extruder_nr", like this:

    image.thumb.png.68f5b38833a1cc77c39b2c0babcd2665.png

     

    It worked! But, there is an additional cylinder!As this:

    image.thumb.png.3b5afccfad39191ea11d59f3e564881c.png

     

     

     

    Here is my json file.

    Thanks!!!

     

    json_file.zip

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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