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I haven't seen that specific button before, so @nallath is correct, it must be from one of the plug-ins in the Marketplace.
I checked your logs and you seem to have a significant number of plug-ins installed. I'm not sure which one you are missing.
If you click on the Marketplace and then on the gear in the top right corner you can see which plug-ins need an update or which ones are disabled. You can check there which plugin might be missing.
To add to what @MariMakes said, it could be that one of the plugins you used before has (still) not been updated for Cura 5 and newer, and is not available in the Marketplace for those versions.
thank you for the fast answer! Ill will check for updates of the plugins but I think this is not he problem because I already installed the last versions.
Thank you for the hints. It's not the only one button missing. The whole bar was not shown and I am not sure why this vase look like icons are not showing at all... and that's why I install all this plugins whit hope, one to repair the problem but for now I am not finding the solution for this problem.
Thank you all for help. It is not so urgent or important for now. I still use Blender and the new found CAD plugin that extend the ability for object creation.
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I think you're missing a plugin. I don't know which one. But "object creation" isn't a default thing that Cura offers.
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Hey @SEAL_BG,
Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉
I haven't seen that specific button before, so @nallath is correct, it must be from one of the plug-ins in the Marketplace.
I checked your logs and you seem to have a significant number of plug-ins installed. I'm not sure which one you are missing.
If you click on the Marketplace and then on the gear in the top right corner you can see which plug-ins need an update or which ones are disabled. You can check there which plugin might be missing.
Hope this helps!
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To add to what @MariMakes said, it could be that one of the plugins you used before has (still) not been updated for Cura 5 and newer, and is not available in the Marketplace for those versions.
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Hi all,
thank you for the fast answer! Ill will check for updates of the plugins but I think this is not he problem because I already installed the last versions.
MariMakes >
Thank you for the hints. It's not the only one button missing. The whole bar was not shown and I am not sure why this vase look like icons are not showing at all... and that's why I install all this plugins whit hope, one to repair the problem but for now I am not finding the solution for this problem.
Thank you all for help. It is not so urgent or important for now. I still use Blender and the new found CAD plugin that extend the ability for object creation.
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