There seems to be an offset in Cura. When I compare the first line with G0 then the working printer is send to X103.531, Y98.692 and in the bad file to X-8.151, Y-3.882. That is 110 mm offset in X and 100 mm in Y. The printer is told to print outside the printbed. So there must be a change in the Cura settings. If you can not find the error, try to uninstall Cura, erase everything and reinstall.
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2 hours ago, dennispo said:We definitely have no changed any settings but default.
one idea:
Take a look at the machine settings for the selected printer in Cura. Carefully compare these settings too.
Especially the option "Origin at center" (or "Machine Center is Zero" - the labeling depends on the exact Cura version...)
Still no settings changed?
Almost certainly it's machine settings. There should NEVER be negative values for X or Y on an Ultimaker printer.
21 hours ago, rien1959 said:There seems to be an offset in Cura. When I compare the first line with G0 then the working printer is send to X103.531, Y98.692 and in the bad file to X-8.151, Y-3.882. That is 110 mm offset in X and 100 mm in Y. The printer is told to print outside the printbed. So there must be a change in the Cura settings. If you can not find the error, try to uninstall Cura, erase everything and reinstall.
Hi, I have noticed it but he sliced by a brand new Cura, just installed. None of settings are changed.
Thank you for your guys advice.
The situation is he has changed 6 pcs of PC, 3 of them are Win7 and 3 of them are Win10.
Only one of them can slice successfully.
So I wonder if the 3.5.1 Cura has a bug.
Anyway, still don't know what's going on and I am looking forward to more ideas.
Thanks again.
Try Cura 3.4 and see if the problem is solved. Cura 3.5 and 3.5.1 gives a lot of trouble on my computers.
- 2 months later...
Thanks you guys, problem been solved after 7 kinds of computers. It might be due to something compatible.
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