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You can use the Material Settings plugin from the Marketplace.
Cura already has a "Build Volume Temperature" setting, though it is not used in the gcode. You can insert it in your start gcode snippet as " {build_volume_temperature} ". After installing and restarting Cura, see Extensions -> Material Settings -> Configure Material Settings to add this setting to the list of Print settings in the Materials preferences.
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ahoeben 1,657
You can use the Material Settings plugin from the Marketplace.
Cura already has a "Build Volume Temperature" setting, though it is not used in the gcode. You can insert it in your start gcode snippet as " {build_volume_temperature} ". After installing and restarting Cura, see Extensions -> Material Settings -> Configure Material Settings to add this setting to the list of Print settings in the Materials preferences.
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gdelaune 0
Thank you ahoeben, I'm going to try it asap!
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