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Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

Hey just a qucick question, im trying to print 9 of theys things bes as you can see fomr the image they refuse to print one at a time. https://www.dropbox.com/s/haqpg1tjqfedmy2/Screenshot%202014-11-24%2020.25.07.png?dl=0 and the layors https://www.dropbox.com/s/1cu7j5obwpbu449/Screenshot%202014-11-24%2020.24.54.png?dl=0

I tested out another model and it sliced just fine, it prints one them movers over and prints the next. anyone have this problem too?

 

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    I think they are too tall. Or at least that is what I noticed when I have this issue. As a test try laying them on their sides or use a smaller part to see if it kicks in.

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    Look at your machine settings "gantry height". You don't want those rooks to touch the cross bars. But if you place them far enough apart at a diagonal you can have it ignore the gantry height settings by setting it to 200mm. Or maybe it's a feature? Have the gantry knock one of the rooks over when it starts printing the second rook?

     

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    By the way you can tell if it's going to do "one at a time" by moving through the layers in layer view. If in one-at-a-time mode it will show it print one part, then go back down and do the next.

     

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    did you change the setting under Tools--> print one at a time?

     

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    If the objects are too tall, they won't print one at the time.

     

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    Posted · Cura refuses to "print one at a time"

    The parts need to be far enough apart so the fans won't hit them. So there are 6 settings you have to check:

    Check under "tools" to make sure it is selected "one at a time". Then check under machine settings and look at the 5 distances. The gantry height must be taller than your tallest part. Then look at the other 4 distances, they must be small enough or your parts must be farther than these distances apart.

     

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