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Hello my ultimaker is working fine but i have a few problems with the software. .
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· Hello my ultimaker is working fine but i have a few problems with the software. .
When you say "the quality", are you talking about the layer height? You can override the layer height so you should always check that and if you don't want to override it, make sure that you did not override it.
For the one that was "printing in the sky", please post a picture of what things looked like when you first noticed it printing in the sky but before you cleaned up the build plate. I can think of about 5 different possibilites of what you are talking about but one is easy to check now - look in the PREVIEW pane of cura and see if it is skipping layers.
More likely though your part got loose and wasn't sticking to the glass well. If this is the case my first question is: what material were you printing?
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When you say "the quality", are you talking about the layer height? You can override the layer height so you should always check that and if you don't want to override it, make sure that you did not override it.
For the one that was "printing in the sky", please post a picture of what things looked like when you first noticed it printing in the sky but before you cleaned up the build plate. I can think of about 5 different possibilites of what you are talking about but one is easy to check now - look in the PREVIEW pane of cura and see if it is skipping layers.
More likely though your part got loose and wasn't sticking to the glass well. If this is the case my first question is: what material were you printing?
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