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· Adding new machine profiles to cura4.8
This came up in another thread and the OP there included some Weedo definition files. The files he posted are different than the files included with Cura. I'll post them again here. I don't know that this will work, but it might.
Copy the definition files into the "...\Ultimaker Cura 5.2.1\share\cura\resources\definitions" folder.
Copy the extruder files in the "...\Ultimaker Cura 5.2.1\share\cura\resources\extruders" folder.
If you are using the 4.x version of Cura then the Definitions and Extruder folders are up one layer as there is no "Share" folder in the earlier versions of Cura.
If your "Entina" definition file inherits the "Weedo Base" definition file and it isn't on the computer then that is the problem. The "Weedo Base" definition is included in the zip folder. The "Entina" defintion is not included but the Weefun and Weedo Tina2 definitions are there. You could install one of them (maybe) and just change the printer name.
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This came up in another thread and the OP there included some Weedo definition files. The files he posted are different than the files included with Cura. I'll post them again here. I don't know that this will work, but it might.
Copy the definition files into the "...\Ultimaker Cura 5.2.1\share\cura\resources\definitions" folder.
Copy the extruder files in the "...\Ultimaker Cura 5.2.1\share\cura\resources\extruders" folder.
If you are using the 4.x version of Cura then the Definitions and Extruder folders are up one layer as there is no "Share" folder in the earlier versions of Cura.
If your "Entina" definition file inherits the "Weedo Base" definition file and it isn't on the computer then that is the problem. The "Weedo Base" definition is included in the zip folder. The "Entina" defintion is not included but the Weefun and Weedo Tina2 definitions are there. You could install one of them (maybe) and just change the printer name.
Weedo Cura Definitions.zip
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