Hello nallath,
thank you for making this point clear.
But by playing a little more with the profiles i found that there seems to be a bit more "magic" in the them.
If I take a profile from a specific material e.g. Ultimaker Tough PLA, Profile "Fine"
and change a setting (maybe brim to skirt) so I can save it as custom profile it will reflect the original settings of the material/print settings profil. If i choose a different material e.g Ultimaker ABS, Profile "Fine" there might be some settings with a different value, in this case infill line width 0.45 and 0.4 are different.
If I now use the custom profile previously saved for the now selected ABS Material it seems it will use the setting from the "Fine" profile of ABS and not the one from the Material it was created with (Tough PLA).
I wonder how the settings are choosen. Are the print setting profiles (fine, normal, fast etc.) not only names but kind of classes so that Cura knows that it has to use unchanged settings from the corresponding profile of the selected material?
Reason I am looking into this is that I love the new Intent Profiles because the Engeneering profiles will give me fitting holes out of the box but the materials I have installed from marketplace don't have these profiles.
Rainer
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nallath 1,124
Correct. It's the combination of a quality & material profile that defines the settings.
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