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They run just fine. I think I have 5 versions of Cura installed.
You can probably get the older machine to work with a newer version of Cura. If there isn't a printer definition file available in the new version you can install a generic FDM printer and make changes to the setup to match that older printer.
The definition files inform Cura of things like bed size, if there is a heated bed, max speeds, and most important the firmware flavor so the gcode is compatible. Those sort of things can all be set manually as well.
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They run just fine. I think I have 5 versions of Cura installed.
You can probably get the older machine to work with a newer version of Cura. If there isn't a printer definition file available in the new version you can install a generic FDM printer and make changes to the setup to match that older printer.
The definition files inform Cura of things like bed size, if there is a heated bed, max speeds, and most important the firmware flavor so the gcode is compatible. Those sort of things can all be set manually as well.
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