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Posted · Klipper and Cura

Cura doesn't natively support Klipper, though since Klipper runs on top of a subset of basic RepRap commands, in most cases, it's close enough.

 

You might have to point out the problems more specifically - all I can see is a little bit of stringing (entirely reasonable) and an extremely visible Z seam (usually just a matter of tweaking the settings until you get it right).

 

For what it's worth, there's a plugin available in the Marketplace called "Klipper Settings"

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I honestly have no idea what things it can do (I've only ever used Marlin on my printers) but there might be something in there that can help you.

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