3D Printing Forum

Izzy, yes, its in specialmodes and its called print sequence.

...could also be, in my case at least with UMO selected, that you have selected print "one at a time" and the object is to tall, then selecting print all at once solves the issue... (even there is only one object)... strange behaviour (2.1.2). Just guessing, happend to me.

Dim3nsioneer wrote: @martin-bienz: You know where you can order them...

Yes, sure! Done

ich nehme 2, ich nehme 2!! Sorry, was so excited... can you ship / bring them right away?

I tried just now, it worked. I also checked the generated gcode, I can see the M117s per layer.

I put the file in here (on Windows):
%prg%\Cura 2.1\plugins\PostProcessingPlugin\scripts

This is correct right?

hmmm... what editor are you using? As I said, I used Notepad ++ on Windows, created (copied and existing profile I had) deleted it all and then just copied and pasted your code... worked first time. I tried your edits, worked also. I loved to see UM3 in my list :) (I guess you trust me without scree...

I am banging my head against a wall. What did I do wrong with this. Cura does not recognise it: Hi Danilus, what do you mean by does not recognise it. I just copied and pasted your code into a new profile, fired cura 2.1, clicked on Printer, Add printer... and I can select the machine profile. Capt...

Anybody already seen that? Well, yes. I have that also. I think since the beginning. I just ignored it / accepted that PWM is messing with the sensor. I allways see it at the beginning of prints as the fan slowly starts up... I am pretty sure it's PWM and I assumed this is "normal". I see...

Did some NinjaFlex printing yesterday with the ruby on my UMO. Not more stringy than normal (retract off), but same temperature (235°), same speed. Turned out great, so, Ruby prints NinjaFlex well, check.

well... create an (umo, other non-um-printer) profile with heated bed, easiest way ... else, I have not yet seen a setting to generate reprap-style gcode in cura 2.x...

Neotko wrote:That happens also o e3d brass nozzles at the same rate.

I can confirm, that using the e3d brass nozzles with my UMO also curled way more than with 3dsolex / the standard UMO nozzle.

Dim3nsioneer wrote:All very competent (at least the other two).

Fully agree, at least the other two!

ok, I have printed my first 2 things. I am happy to report, the results are great. While I would also say I require a bit more heat (+5°) for the otherwise same settings, but that might be me paying to much attention to the print process. Overhangs are indeed fantastic. As the two objects don't real...

btw LePaul, the logo is gone after the upgrade...

Yes, Cura (especially the "old") is a bit tricky when it comes to file asoc. That is why I created a .reg file for every version, just to make sure. Here is my content of 15.04.3: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.stl] @="Cura STL model file" [HKEY_CLASSES_...