Or, if you switch a lot, you could add 2 machines profiles, one for each material configuration. As a workaround.
Or, if you switch a lot, you could add 2 machines profiles, one for each material configuration. As a workaround.
Those are both great solutions however I usually load the profile from a recent print. All gcode files have the profiles stored at the end (in an unreadable-by-human format). Plus I name all my gcode files with ABS in the gcode file name if it is meant for ABS.
So I just load the most recent ABS print or PLA print if I am switching. (edit - to clarify - I use "File" "Load profile from GCode...").
But Daid's solution is better I think. If you change a setting for one "machine" it doesn't seem to affect the others.
which ever works with one click
How about a button in the viewport for quick profile switch ?
Or at least a radio button in the main tab.
Going to menu and selecting another machine is not that quick but doable
I had to modify the Gcode to display Printing PLA instead of Printing.... so i would know what machine (should have been a profile) generated the code.
Click 1: "Machine menu"
Click 2: "Select the machine with profile you want"
That's just 2 clicks. And I think any other solution will also have 2 clicks (or else the GUI will explode)
Click 1: "Machine menu"
Click 2: "Select the machine with profile you want"
That's just 2 clicks. And I think any other solution will also have 2 clicks (or else the GUI will explode)
Am not thinking "switch the machine" when i want to switch filament. Am thinking settings or profile.
But u are correct, it just doesnt make sense doing it this way
Am not thinking "switch the machine" when i want to switch filament. Am thinking settings or profile.
But u are correct, it just doesnt make sense doing it this way
Yes, like I said, it's a workaround, not a 100% proper solution. But it works for now.
And you can easily rename the machines... so call it "um2 abs" or whatever you need.. I use it for nozzle sizes..
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You can save and load your profiles from Cura (you find this in the File menu)
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