1 hour ago, curasurf said:Is this safe for conserving all the settings (custom profiles, visibilities ...) when Cura is not upgraded?
No, that's not enough. Better save the whole folder cura\4.8 because there are the custom profiles, machine settings and so on. You can also use the built-in backup function of Cura, which saves the folder to the UM cloud.
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gr5 2,224
I don't know but I have a different technique - I don't use profiles. Instead I always save the gcode file and always save the project file (in the same folder). The project file has everything profiles have but much more. Later when I want to slice something new I find a project file for something similar (e.g. same material), load that project, delete the object(s) to print, load in the new STL and hit slice. Done. Never had a problem with newer versions of Cura. never. Been doing this since cura version 2.X. I stopped using profiles back in Cura 2.X. Never looked back.
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curasurf 5
Hi @gr5 I frequently backup the cura.cfg (C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\cura\4.8\cura.cfg). Is this safe for conserving all the settings (custom profiles, visibilities ...) when Cura is not upgraded?
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