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How do I find the folder for the CuraEngine Tiled Infill Generation plugin new infills?


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Posted (edited) · How do I find the folder for the CuraEngine Tiled Infill Generation plugin new infills?

I am using a Mac to slice my prints with Cura, and I installed the CuraEngine Tiled Infill Generation plugin. The plugin works fine, but I found some more infill patterns on the Cura GitHub, which uses the .wkt file type, and I want to use them. I also read that you have to put the .wkt files in a folder to do so, but I am unable to find which folder, and where it would be located on my Mac. Any help would be great, thanks!

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    Posted · How do I find the folder for the CuraEngine Tiled Infill Generation plugin new infills?

    Go to the Cura configuration folder (in Cura go to Help > Show Configuration Folder), then you want to go to:

    plugins\CuraEngineTiledInfill\CuraEngineTiledInfill\tiles\

    Probably need to restart Cura to get it to pick up the new pattern.

     

    In case the configuration folder doesn't show up, for a Mac:

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    Macintosh HD\Users\[user_name]\Library\Application Support\cura
    'Library' is a hidden folder. To navigate to it quickly in a finder window, click 'Go' in the menu, hold 'ALT' to reveal the library window

     

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