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There is a "standard list" that defines all settings and contains default values. This is fdmprinter.def.json in resources/definitions (plus fdmextruder.def.json for a hand-ful of extruder settings). Then there is a .def.json for the printer-type (eg an Ultimaker 2+), which contains setting values specific to that printer. Additional files contain setting values on top of that for the currently selected variant, material, intent and quality. Each configured printer has a "machine_instance" file that shows what files make up this "stack", and at least 1 extruder file that does the same for each extruder. Oh, and then there are setting values in the material xml files, which can also be printer-type-specific and either apply to the extruder or to the printer globally.
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ahoeben 1,956
It is more complicated than that.
There is a "standard list" that defines all settings and contains default values. This is fdmprinter.def.json in resources/definitions (plus fdmextruder.def.json for a hand-ful of extruder settings). Then there is a .def.json for the printer-type (eg an Ultimaker 2+), which contains setting values specific to that printer. Additional files contain setting values on top of that for the currently selected variant, material, intent and quality. Each configured printer has a "machine_instance" file that shows what files make up this "stack", and at least 1 extruder file that does the same for each extruder. Oh, and then there are setting values in the material xml files, which can also be printer-type-specific and either apply to the extruder or to the printer globally.
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