How to import settings into Cura 14.09

[Dim3nsioneer 558]

I just installed Cura 14.09.

As I do not feel the need to setup everything again, I tried the copy-ini-file-procedure... and failed. Cura 14.09 persists on setting up new machines.

So my question (mainly to Daid... ): How do I import the settings from Cura 14.07 into 14.09?

 

[Daid 306]

Oh, yes, sorry, due to problems with some installations, I moved the preferences files to:

C:Users[username].cura14.09

Instead of the older:

C:Program Files (x86)Cura_14.07

 

[Dim3nsioneer 558]

Ok, I kind of sorted it out. I saw that new 14.09 folder. However I had some troubles getting the settings for two machines. machines.ini contains only one machine. I had to copy the preference.ini file from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Cura_14.07\Cura" to this new folder in order to get it work properly. It's somewhat strange.

 

[Daid 306]

Yes, the settings have become a bit of a mess. Just like most other things in the code. Hench the pink unicorn :-)

 

[beeh 0]

Where are these files (from version 14.07) located on a Mac osx system?

 

[fatalerror3141 0]

Will the runtime stats on the um2 be saved after the update?

 

[martin-schipper 0]

Thanks Dade,

i did need to goolge this to get it sorted, luckely i wasnt the only one!

 

[Dim3nsioneer 558]

To find a topic in this forum, Google is the best chance. Forget about the internal search function, it's just ####.

 

[martin-schipper 0]

dont forget , Daid made 3dprinting life easy enough.

 

[Dim3nsioneer 558]

dont forget , Daid made 3dprinting life easy enough.

 

You don't know what's yet to come...

 

[tomschlintz 0]

I've installed Cura 14.09 and can't see a C:users<myname>cura

Clarify?

Not to complain about free SW, but if it's going to keep pestering me to update, it should allow me a way to do it reliably.

 

[Daid 306]

Will the runtime stats on the um2 be saved after the update?

 

The runtime stats are never erased. (Unless you do special hacks)

 

[jweaver 2]

I've installed Cura 14.09 and can't see a C:\users\<myname>\cura

Clarify?

Not to complain about free SW, but if it's going to keep pestering me to update, it should allow me a way to do it reliably.

 

try .cura....

So in my case:

C:\Users\jonw\.cura\14.09

 

[peetersm 124]

Oh, yes, sorry, due to problems with some installations, I moved the preferences files to:

C:\Users\[username]\.cura\14.09

Instead of the older:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Cura_14.07

 

Is there any way to I change that path back? I have several CURA folders for my different machines and versions, this behavior ruins a lot of nice things I use to be able to do. Is that path setting in one of the .py files so I can just edit it back, or is in inside the complied exe?

 

[Daid 306]

Is there any way to I change that path back? I have several CURA folders for my different machines and versions, this behavior ruins a lot of nice things I use to be able to do. Is that path setting in one of the .py files so I can just edit it back, or is in inside the complied exe?

 

It's in util/profile.py (something with defaultProfilePath or something like that)