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I was assuming the Ultimaker build of ReplicatorG would be the best chance for success.
Sadly it isn't.
RepG 25 has a bug, where it won't turn the extruder motor if the temperature is too low.
RepG 34 has some troubles running if you ran RepG 25 before it.
RepG 25 most likely has the "dimension" not enabled in the SF settings, causing the extruder motor not to work during a normal print.
Cura has become the "standard" Ultimaker software for a lot of users. This because it doesn't show all the issues that RepG does, and being faster at the same time. However, installing it on a Mac is not yet trival (but should be doable for most users with the current instructions)
It's the whole frustration experience with RepG that caused me to make Cura.
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RepG 25 has a bug, where it won't turn the extruder motor if the temperature is too low.
RepG 34 has some troubles running if you ran RepG 25 before it.
RepG 25 most likely has the "dimension" not enabled in the SF settings, causing the extruder motor not to work during a normal print.
Cura has become the "standard" Ultimaker software for a lot of users. This because it doesn't show all the issues that RepG does, and being faster at the same time. However, installing it on a Mac is not yet trival (but should be doable for most users with the current instructions)
It's the whole frustration experience with RepG that caused me to make Cura.
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