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If there is someone also trying to use cura on a Bfb 3d Touch here is how i managed it to work:
create a standard fff-printer in cura
change start gcode to:
^Checksum: NO
^Time: 1234
^Ex1: PLA White
^Ex2: PLA white
^Ex3: None
M227 P3200 S3200
M105
M113 S1.0
change end gcode to:
M103
(</nestedRing>)
~M104 S0
M113 S0.0
Change extruder 1 Start gcode to:
;extruder 1
M106
M542
;start extruder 1 extruding
M107
M104 S{material_print_temperature_layer_0}
M106
M551 P57600 S600;priming p-extrudingmass s-speedofextrusion
M543
M101
Change extruder 1 end gcode to:
M103
Change extruder 2 Start gcode to:
;extruder 2
M542
;start extruder 1 extruding
M107
M204 S{material_print_temperature_layer_0}
M106
M552 P57600 S600;priming p-extrudingmass s-speedofextrusion
M543
M201
Change extruder 2 end gcode to:
M103
Printer settings:
x 395.0
y285.0
z201.0
origin at center
gcode Flavour
Bits from bites
Nozzeloffset x extruder 2 50mm
Print settings custom expert:
flowrate to arround 4700
uncheck infill bevore wall
Buildplate adhesion :none (Change in flowrate strangly does not apply here so its not extruding the raft until you change it manually)
slice your stl and save gcode
open the stl with notpad or simillar
open an .bfb made with axon and delete everything
Copie the gcode from cura in the .bfb file and save. This is necessary to avoid an file read error, may be possible to do otherwise.
At the printer settings of the bfb you have to uncheck the chek file before printing
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