Ditto on both 4.5 and 4.6.1 Just as an aside - seeing as I have no need to ever print with Ultimaker ABS it would be quite useful to get rid of this entry as well as quite a few other material profiles that aren't used? Any way of doing that?
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Ditto on both 4.5 and 4.6.1 Just as an aside - seeing as I have no need to ever print with Ultimaker ABS it would be quite useful to get rid of this entry as well as quite a few other material profiles that aren't used? Any way of doing that?
3 minutes ago, chrisr said:Ditto on both 4.5 and 4.6.1 Just as an aside - seeing as I have no need to ever print with Ultimaker ABS it would be quite useful to get rid of this entry as well as quite a few other material profiles that aren't used? Any way of doing that?
Nope, that's the problem, you can't remove UM material profiles. I don't use ABS either!
Daft huh? Just adds unnecessary "bloat" on start up imho. I wonder whether Burtoogle might consider adding those profiles to his very useful start-optimiser?
33 minutes ago, chrisr said:I wonder whether Burtoogle might consider adding those profiles to his very useful start-optimiser?
That's not my work, try @ahoeben.
1 hour ago, burtoogle said:
That's not my work, try @ahoeben.
Oops, so it is. My error, apologies 🙂
Same problem here - it's so annoying...
me too.. it looks like a bug
Same problem here, a real pain in the ........
me too :-/
not seen any response from any of the UM team yet ?, looks like a widespread problem....
21 minutes ago, Link said:not seen any response from any of the UM team yet ?, looks like a widespread problem....
Maybe because of it's weekend? 😉
With the Startup Optimiser plugin from the marketplace, "Extensions -> Startup Optimiser -> Load only 'generic' and custom materials" should make Cura forget about all Ultimaker materials, except those that are currently selected for a printer on the next start. That is something to try easily and safely (the "Restore all configuration files" if it doesn't work is very foolproof).
1 hour ago, Link said:not seen any response from any of the UM team yet ?
Well, it is the weekend, and it was well into the weekend when this post was opened (note: I'm not team UM, I just don't have a life)
Signing out from your Ultimaker account in Cura until this is fixed is also a likely workaround.
@ahoeben indeed, yes, signing out and also turning off check for updates at startup removes the annoying check. i will check out your plugin, sounds interesting, forgive me for the basic question, but what is it designed to go ?
3 hours ago, hauke said:
Maybe because of it's weekend? 😉
Indeed, but golden rule of software development is never do a release on a Friday if you don't plan on working for 2 days ! 😉🤪
There's an open issue about this here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/7764
A fix has been made here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/pull/7707
Sorry @maht, but your answer is for people who know what to do with this information - for people like me, it is only nerd things...
@ahoeben - your plugin is awesome, but it does not fix (temporary) this issue...
Edited by UbuntuBirdyIt seems to be solved.
Actually, no update prompt anymore, installed Ultimaker ABS shows version 1.2.2
6 hours ago, UbuntuBirdy said:your plugin is awesome, but it does not fix (temporary) this issue...
Thanks for testing it.
9 hours ago, Enigma_M4 said:It seems to be solved.
Actually, no update prompt anymore, installed Ultimaker ABS shows version 1.2.2
Same here, no longer annoying... Thanks for solving it!!!
I unpublished the ABS profile yesterday, so the notification will go away now...
This bug will be fixed in the next release.
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