GregValiant 1,342
There are different temperatures that can be set. You are in the Basic Setting view and can't see them all.
Above the settings there is a search box and to the right of search box is a dropdown icon of 3 horizontal lines. Click on that and go down and set the Settings Visibility to "all".
You will see the temperature section of Material like this:
I looked at the StartUp Gcode in your printer definition file and it looks fine. If you would post one of your "bad" gcode files here @fvrmr or I will take a look and see what is going on.
GregValiant 1,342
When errors occur they (usually) get documented. The Cura.log file, your STL file, or a 3mf project file, and sometimes a gode file, may have the clues to a problem. Without any documention we just have some verbiage that may or may not be an accurate description of what is really going on.
A problem may occur in an installation, in a model, in a definition, In a user's settings, or in the Cura output. Without a log or 3mf file then diagnosing a problem is like shooting in the dark. People here are certainly willing to help, but nobody really likes to just guess.
So if you would - Please post a 3mf file and your Cura.log file.
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fvrmr 73
Hi @BriPriUK I have a couple of questions.
First how did you add your printer to Cura? I can't add an Anycubic Mega Zero 2 since there is no definition file in the source. So I can't check it myself.
It could be that this is defined in the start g-code. You can check that in the machine settings. Could you make a screenshot of that?
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