I have not an Ultimaker2 but changing the Gcode Flavor in the printer settings has other consequences as this value is checked to allow other parameters than the Nozzle Temp, modify start and end Gcode...
You'd better create a new definition file :
ultimaker2_0.def.json
in your AppData\Roaming\cura\4.0\definitions folder (if you have Cura 4.0 on a Windows7 OS)
content below
Quote{
"version": 2,
"name": "Ultimaker 2_0 (NozzleTempEnabled)",
"inherits": "ultimaker2",
"metadata": {
"author": "Myself !!!!",
"visible": true
},
"overrides": {
"machine_nozzle_temp_enabled": {
"value": true
}
}
}
Then restart Cura and that's it, you can create your own UM2 printer
Edited by JCD
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tinkergnome 929
sounds like...
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"Nozzle Temperature Control" is usually enabled for all G-code flavors except "Ultimaker 2".
With "Ultimaker 2" some of the material settings are handled by the printer (as you probably know...).
G-code flavor can be changed in the machine settings.
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LePaul 357
Right, I was hopeful that I could do something like this with Cura's UM2 profile, since it's very convenient for that first layer to be a little hotter.
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