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Sometimes they are saved and sometimes not. 3.2.1 is an excellent version of cura so you might want to just stick with that unless you need some new feature. I strongly advise going forward to save your projects. Whenever you save anything to a gcode file, also do "file" "save..." and that will create a project file. I have found these much more dependable than profiles. They save everything - the model (stl), the printer settings, the profile, and the settings (overrides to the profile). Also they save the rotation and position of all the parts that went into the gcode file.
Anyway the point is, I don't save profiles - I save project files and when I print something similar I open a project file and it loads EVERYTHING. Even the printer settings. Perfectly. Even across versions.
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Sometimes they are saved and sometimes not. 3.2.1 is an excellent version of cura so you might want to just stick with that unless you need some new feature. I strongly advise going forward to save your projects. Whenever you save anything to a gcode file, also do "file" "save..." and that will create a project file. I have found these much more dependable than profiles. They save everything - the model (stl), the printer settings, the profile, and the settings (overrides to the profile). Also they save the rotation and position of all the parts that went into the gcode file.
Anyway the point is, I don't save profiles - I save project files and when I print something similar I open a project file and it loads EVERYTHING. Even the printer settings. Perfectly. Even across versions.
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