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Posted (edited) · Hidden setting with show all

948240793_Screenshot2020-04-05at20_45_16.thumb.png.6e731f01c60ac8b70d5ccc65a536d039.pngI have all settings shown, but I can still not see the "Drop Down Support Mesh" setting:

 

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I can see that the search "support mesh" exist under "Support" and "Special Modes" (they are not just collapsed).

 

In preferences, I can find

"Drop Down Support Mesh" under "Support" and

"Support Mesh" under "Special Modes". They should both be visible, but they are not.

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I do not understand this message:

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I can not change the value of "Support Mesh", as this setting is also hidden - without possibility of making it visible. Any idea of what is happening?

 

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    Posted · Hidden setting with show all
    56 minutes ago, hpek said:

    Any idea of what is happening?

     

    These settings are meant to be used with the "Per model settings" tool. They would have no function in the Print settings list, which is why you cannot make them visible there. The "support mesh" setting automatically gets set for settings you mark the be printed as support.

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    Posted · Hidden setting with show all

    Ok thanks - it makes sense now.

    Only thing that is strange and unintuitive is that you can search for them in the print settings list, only to find the category they belong under. I guess that it is also strange that they can be set to visible in the settings, without any explanation why they will not be visible.

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    Posted · Hidden setting with show all

    In regards to my previous post that I cannot edit:

    'I'm having a similar issue, except special modes is completely disabled for me.

    I've only one extruder and am not using a ultimaker.'

     

    I found clicking the gear next to mesh fixes loaded the settings window and now allows me to enable special modes.

    Definitely not intuitive.

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    Posted (edited) · Hidden setting with show all

    Good afternoon,

     

    How can i show all the settings visible? I want to have all the options that i have with my ender 3 pro.

     

    The geeetech A10M and is completely equal to the ender3, except for the dual motor extruder.

     

    I don't want to start changing the number of extruders, is has no sense for me, not with this printer

     

    Thank you so much in advance.

     

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    Posted · Hidden setting with show all
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    I don't want to start changing the number of extruders, is has no sense for me, not with this printer

    Sorry - you can't have it both ways.  You can't show all the settings but at the same time not show all the settings.

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