FINALLY trying this.
Notes:
In the extruder file:
I think
"extruder_nr": { "default_value": 0 },
should be 1 as well, as in:
"overrides": {
"extruder_nr": { "default_value": 1 },
"machine_nozzle_size": { "default_value": 0.4 },
"material_diameter": { "default_value": 1.75 }
}
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The other issue:
{
"0": "creality_cr10_dual_extruder_0",
"1": "creality_cr10_dual_extruder_1"
}
You need a comma between the two entries in that ... list? array? Thing with bendy brackets. ?
Thanks again, going to try this out.
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ahoeben 1,988
Cura 3.5 has made it easier to change a single extruder definition to a multi-extruder definition, by requiring an extruder definition for the single extruder.
* Make a copy of the single extrusion definition (creality_cr10.def.json -> creality_cr10_dual.def.json)
* In creality_cr10_dual.def.json, change the name metadata and "machine_extruder_trains" metadata:
{ "0": "creality_cr10_dual_extruder_0" "1": "creality_cr10_dual_extruder_1" }
* Now you need to create those two extruder files:
* Copy extruders/creality_cr10_extruder_0.def.json -> extruders/creality_cr10_dual_extruder_0.def.json and extruders/creality_cr10_dual_extruder_1.def.json
* In extruders/creality_cr10_dual_extruder_0.def.json and extruders/creality_cr10_dual_extruder_1.def.json, change the id, and under metadata change the machine and position (position should be "1" for the second extruder).
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AbeFM 35
OMG thanks for that!!!!!!
This is something I've been fighting for a long, long time, and more or less given up on. I'll try it out. Even the firmware can't seem to keep "is the second extruder #1 or #2" straight, but I think I can manage.
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