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· A bit unhappy with the marketplace for the UMS3
It is true that the material profiles come from the manufacturers, Ultimaker only provides the platform with the Marketplace. If and when new profiles come for the S3, only the manufacturer can tell you.
But experience has shown that the profiles are often only a reference point, as only a few parameters such as temperature, retract etc. are defined. This means that you can often read these parameters from the data sheet on the manufacturer's website and then simply set them yourself. These profiles do not do much more.
Another way is to edit the material profile file directly, as far as I can remember there is a parameter for which printers the profile is valid. So when you just add the S3 there, you should be able to use it.
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It is true that the material profiles come from the manufacturers, Ultimaker only provides the platform with the Marketplace. If and when new profiles come for the S3, only the manufacturer can tell you.
But experience has shown that the profiles are often only a reference point, as only a few parameters such as temperature, retract etc. are defined. This means that you can often read these parameters from the data sheet on the manufacturer's website and then simply set them yourself. These profiles do not do much more.
Another way is to edit the material profile file directly, as far as I can remember there is a parameter for which printers the profile is valid. So when you just add the S3 there, you should be able to use it.
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