Well, great. Appreciate the warning though. I'm not sure grouping is gonna cut it for me, but I appreciate the insight.
Even if doing it by hand though, you think I could fix it by cutting and pasting bits of gcode in a text editor? I don't know if this thing does relative or absolute coordinates.
How do you control print order?
- 1 year later...
Howdy! Sorry for scratching this back open but I was wondering if there's – after nearly 2 years – still no way to change the order of printing when the Print Sequence 'One at a Time' is selected? If not, it would be a pretty amazing feature. I often find myself moving models around, just to achieve the perfect sequence. I've experienced that with Creality (I wouldn't recommend it to anyone) it's absolutely necessary to print from back to front and preferably in a 'snake pattern' to avoid collisions.
Thanks for reading!
Timmy
- 4 weeks later...
On 5/4/2023 at 4:26 PM, COSnTimmy said:Howdy! Sorry for scratching this back open but I was wondering if there's – after nearly 2 years – still no way to change the order of printing when the Print Sequence 'One at a Time' is selected? If not, it would be a pretty amazing feature. I often find myself moving models around, just to achieve the perfect sequence. I've experienced that with Creality (I wouldn't recommend it to anyone) it's absolutely necessary to print from back to front and preferably in a 'snake pattern' to avoid collisions.
Thanks for reading!
Timmy
A lot of people seem to be asking this feature, but as far as I know it's not implemented. Prusa Slicer has it so it's possible that it will be in Cura as well at some point, I hope.
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The short answer: there is no way to control the order of prints.
It is a subject of some contention.
I think you can affect the order by intelligently nesting groups, eg like grouping the two models you want to print last, then grouping that group with the next, etc until you reach the model you want to print first. So most models will be grouped with a group that consists of one model and a group, etc.
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