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Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

I assume there are expert settings hiding under the 3 quick print modes fast/normal/high. Is there somewhere an overview of these settings. I got lost with the expert settings and was forced to go back to quick print mode to get some decent prints.

Oeps, there is a special chapter for the Cura software. This posting belongs there, sorry!

Moderator feel free to move this posting.

 

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    Here is fine.

    If you save the gcode from a 'QuickPrint' mode slicing, you can change into 'Full Settings' mode, and then use the 'File -> Load profile from gcode' menu item on that file to read all the settings back in.

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    However that's a recurring question (I saw it yesterday in the french forum). The basic info could be displayed in the tooltip when hovering the 3 modes in basic settings no ? Like temp, layer thickness, speed, infill?

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    But would you trust it? The settings change from version to version but anytime you have a value in two different places you run the danger of having to remember to always update in both places.

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    Well I never used this quickprint mode myself, especially because it was a total black box, and as soon as a newbie encounter a problem s/he's given a solution implying to tune some parameter. I'm always surprised to see people using it on a routine basis :)

    As for trusting the tooltip, yes I would, and I don't see it being a major problem to keep it updated. The value in it doesn't have to be hardcoded, and I guess Daid only changes the settings for quickprint mode in one single place if it's changing from version to version. Well at least I hope for him =)

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    Aside from the technical consideration about keeping it updated or not, I would be interested to know what an UX-specialist would say about the quick print mode:

    - Better keeping it simple and unexplained at all like now.

    - Or just give some non-editable information to create some curiosity with the user and start to draw him to expert mode.

    But I guess it depends on who is targeted in this quickprint mode,

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    I've used it the first days I had the printer, simply because the alternative overwhelmed me as I had no clue what all that stuff meant. About a week or 2 later I switched to advanced and never looked back. But it's a phaze every n00b needs to go through :)

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    For those of you (newbie's) who wants to know what expert settings are behind the quick print buttons.

    I made a PDF-file (with 3 pages) what will give an overview, click here for download http://www.copyshopnhl.nl/quickprint2expert.zip

    Keep in mind that these are screenshots from the Cura version 14.07. Future updates will override all this. This overview works for me to get some idea how to fine tune.

     

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    Posted · What expert settings are under quick print fast/normal/high

    Quickprint is on the axe-list. While it serves a good goal, it's dated, and I hate the code behind it. I have some better ideas which much better serve the needs of the quick print.

     

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