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I'm pretty sure you can do exactly what you are asking.
First create a cube in cad. ANY dimensions. I recommend something small like 10mm on a side.
Then you can scale it to any dimension and place it to any location in Cura. So have your part in cura, then add the cube.
In "preferences" "configure cura" uncheck "ensure models are kept apart".
Make the cube overlap your model.
select your cube by clicking on it. On left side of screen in "per model setting" change mesh type to "modify setting". click the select settings button and add the things you want to change (speed, etc). If you can't add it then... sorry about that. This is the only way I know how to do this.
Then modify the speed for portions of the print within the modifying cube.
This may sound involved but it's actually very easy and quick to do with a tiny bit of practice.
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I'm pretty sure you can do exactly what you are asking.
First create a cube in cad. ANY dimensions. I recommend something small like 10mm on a side.
Then you can scale it to any dimension and place it to any location in Cura. So have your part in cura, then add the cube.
In "preferences" "configure cura" uncheck "ensure models are kept apart".
Make the cube overlap your model.
select your cube by clicking on it. On left side of screen in "per model setting" change mesh type to "modify setting". click the select settings button and add the things you want to change (speed, etc). If you can't add it then... sorry about that. This is the only way I know how to do this.
Then modify the speed for portions of the print within the modifying cube.
This may sound involved but it's actually very easy and quick to do with a tiny bit of practice.
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