Hi Geert_2,
Thank you very much for this answer, Cura is always on top !!
Have a nice day,
Fischermane
Hi Geert_2,
Thank you very much for this answer, Cura is always on top !!
Have a nice day,
Fischermane
Its still called "All at once/One at a time", you have to enable settings visibility for Special modes in Preferences -> Settings visibility -> Special modes -> Print Sequence
Then you'll find the slicing setting for for it in the Print Settings window (where you also set layer height, temperatures etc., its near the bottom under Special modes -> Print Sequence
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It does exist: in my old Cura that function is called "Print one at a time" (versus the standard "Print all at once"). I don't know the name in newer Cura-versions.
However: this needs more room around the piece, to prevent the print head from crashing into already printed items. And if the models are very small, you will run into cooling problems: the nozzle staying on top of the model at +200°C, radiating heat, prevents the model from solidifying and cooling down. Increasing minimum layer time does not help in this case, since the nozzle just stays on top of the print. Moving it away is explicitly what you wanted to avoid.
You might get this effect: the left models are printed without dummy cooling tower; the right are printed with dummy cooling tower. That dummy is only to allow the cone to cool down. But even in the white dummy tower, you can see that it had not enough cooling at the top.
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