Heat settings in Cura

[shiremog 0]

Is it possible to set the nozzle temperature in Cura? All I can find is "Speed & Temmperature" in the Basic tab, but that only gives me speed :???:

 

[tommyph1208 55]

Your basic tab should have 5 headlines marked in bold:

- Quality

- Fill

- Speed & Temperature

- Support

- Filament

Speed and Temperature should have settings for... Well... Speed and temperature...

It sounds like maybe you are in basic settings mode... Which you shouldn't use... Do you have a button somewhere that says "Switch to full settings"?

[gr5 2,189]

For Ultimaker2, it's best to use "ultigcode" mode which allows you to control the temperature on the machine itself.

For Ultimaker Original you *must* use normal gcode mode which allows you to control the temperature in Cura.

Switching between machine types in Cura makes the temperature appear and disappear in the gui.

Even for UMO prints I set temperature to 0C and controll it on the machine instead.

 

[shiremog 0]

Your basic tab should have 5 headlines marked in bold:

- Quality

- Fill

- Speed & Temperature

- Support

- Filament

Speed and Temperature should have settings for... Well... Speed and temperature...

It sounds like maybe you are in basic settings mode... Which you shouldn't use... Do you have a button somewhere that says "Switch to full settings"?

 

I'm in Full Settings.

I have Quality, Fill, Speed & Temperature & Support. Speed & Temperature only has an option for speed.

 

[shiremog 0]

For Ultimaker2, it's best to use "ultigcode" mode which allows you to control the temperature on the machine itself.

For Ultimaker Original you *must* use normal gcode mode which allows you to control the temperature in Cura.

Switching between machine types in Cura makes the temperature appear and disappear in the gui.

Even for UMO prints I set temperature to 0C and controll it on the machine instead.

 

Yes, I can change the setting on the machine, but having found setting which suit me & the machine, it would be nice to have Cura set them automagically. The only way I can set the temperature is by adding an M104 to the gcode. I can use TweekAt but only after layer 0, so I still have to edit the gcode :-|