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You can "hack" the Kobra definition files to get the same default settings as the Anycubic.
BUT you will be deviating from the suggested settings by the manufacturer and you might have to redo this trick every time you update to a new version of Cura.
If you find the file anycubic_kobra.def.json you can remove the two lines that say:
"has_machine_quality": true,
"quality_definition": "anycubic_kobra",
If you restart Cura you will see the same profiles as you see for the Vyper.
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MariMakes 204
Hey @Rustaxis,
Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉
Since Cura is open source, non-Ultimaker printers are added by community members.
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You can find the contribution for the Anycubic Kobra here. You can reach out to the user and ask for more default profiles.
The contribution for the Anycubic Vyper has been made by another community member who referred to the default quality settings instead so that is why there are more profiles there.
You can "hack" the Kobra definition files to get the same default settings as the Anycubic.
BUT you will be deviating from the suggested settings by the manufacturer and you might have to redo this trick every time you update to a new version of Cura.
If you find the file anycubic_kobra.def.json you can remove the two lines that say:
"has_machine_quality": true,
"quality_definition": "anycubic_kobra",
If you restart Cura you will see the same profiles as you see for the Vyper.
Since this is a "hack" I suggest you first back-up your Cura before trying it in case something goes wrong.
You can read more about back-ups here.
Good luck! 💪
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