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It's the button in the bottom right corner. If it says "Prepare" then you have to hit that first. There is a dropdown next to the button. Change it to "Save to File". Then click on the button itself. It will do a "save as...".
Yes, I know it's weird. I don't know why it's not in the file menu.
Oh wait. It *is* in the file menu after you click "Prepare". The difference is that auto-slice is disabled by default with the newer version of Cura. You can re-enable auto slicing if you want. It's in the preferences somewhere.
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It's the button in the bottom right corner. If it says "Prepare" then you have to hit that first. There is a dropdown next to the button. Change it to "Save to File". Then click on the button itself. It will do a "save as...".
Yes, I know it's weird. I don't know why it's not in the file menu.
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Oh wait. It *is* in the file menu after you click "Prepare". The difference is that auto-slice is disabled by default with the newer version of Cura. You can re-enable auto slicing if you want. It's in the preferences somewhere.
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Thanks for the replys! Very helpful. I just wouldn't have thought of that as the process.
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