What I meant was it does not maintain the X and Y position on the part when it's imported, it automatically centers it on the build plate.
Well, that's another thing about file formats, they quite often don't define what the center is / means.
3MF is one of the few formats that actually does define a origin with respect to the buildplate and what axis is "up". So if you export the file in 3MF and import it in Cura, it should work.
1 hour ago, brian_prefix said:What I meant was it does not maintain the X and Y position on the part when it's imported, it automatically centers it on the build plate.
Maybe you could circumvent this by adding four little dots of 1 layer thick in the corners, outside of your real model? So they define the borders? And always keep these dots in the design?
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Cura loads a file with the orientation it was given. That being said, Cura does assume that the Z axis is up from the buildplate. It could be that materialise magics does not.
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