@Samuel235 said in Pressure Advance seems to not be working.:
@burtoogle - I do have combing enabled, but its set to 10. Your branch of Cura freezes up when its idle for about an hour or so, I have to keep reopening it up when I get back to testing a new set of slicer dependant settings. Not a problem, just thought I would let you know
What OS and HW are you running Cura on? I haven't had any other reports of my builds freezing.
That crap in the last image is most likely to be caused by un-retracted travel. If you are using combing, you really need to set the max comb distance with no retract setting to something like 10, 20, etc.
@SnakeSP said in Pressure Advance Calibration:
@Phaedrux
Does not work for me
Cura 4.4.1, settings as you've specified - seam is generated in one of the corners no matter what coordinates i set.
Can you share a gcode of the cube (20x20x20) with a single perimeter with a seam in the center of one of the sides so i can modify it for my printer, please?
Re getting the z-seam in the middle of a flat face using Cura. Well, it can't be done using the UM releases but my Cura builds do now provide that capability. Setting the z-seam to user-defined and seam corner preference to none will enable this feature. You can find my releases at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s43vqzmi4d2bqe2/AAADdYdSu9iwcKa0Knqgurm4a?dl=0. Please read the README.md file there for more info.
Here's an example, you can see the travel moves associated with the z-seam to the left of the middle of the flat area at the botttom of the image.
I don't know what slicer you use but Cura allows you to specify which print fan to use on a per-extruder basis so it is trivial to change the fan from 0 to 1. If you are interested its done on the extruder tab of the printer settings dialog.
@Phaedrux said in Gyroid Infill Requested Speed != Actual:
Gyroid is old news apparently. All the cool kids are rocking Schwarz P now.
https://community.ultimaker.com/topic/30456-new-infill-patterns-in-experimental-cura-builds/
Schwarz P is very slow to print because it consists of disconnected loops. Schwarz D is more like gyroid in that it is made from wavy lines. I implemented them because someone wants to do some comparative testing of TPMS infills.
@jens55 said in Some infill not reaching walls ?:
Must be
... Got it downloaded, installed and it started up ok. It even flipped to the second printer without crashing ... wooohoooo
I will try running a print on it tomorrow.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, it does crash when I loaded your .3mf file that you provided on the Cura forum. I have a workaround for that crash so I can make a new build that will load that project OK. I will do that now and put it on Dropbox.
@Rob said in Requested speed displayed is slower than specified in Cura:
[0_1575506420114_RollerReprapcura4.zip](Uploading 100%)
There's no link to an uploaded file. Anyway, it sounds as if you have solved the issue so don't worry.
Please post some sample gcode that exhibits this behaviour, thanks.
@bot said in [feature request] Air pressure advance:
I think this could be useful, in some situations.
Another useful lookahead feature that goes hand in hand with this would be temperature change. If a tool has a temperature change (say, from standby to print temp) coming up, the printer could use the model of the heater to pre-heat the tool so that it reaches its temp at approximately the exact moment the tool is needed.
Cura has done exactly that for some years now. Don't all slicer's do that anyway?
Perhaps it is better to implement fan look ahead in the firmware, I don't know. In the meantime, if you use Cura, install one of my builds and there is a setting (Cooling Fan Lag) that controls fan look ahead for feature specific fan speed changes (bridging, skin over support, etc.). You can find my builds at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s43vqzmi4d2bqe2/AAADdYdSu9iwcKa0Knqgurm4a?dl=0 and they can be installed alongside the UM releases. Please read the README.md at the above location if you wish to give it a go.
I have a BMG on my mini kossel with 500mm bowden and it can't print really flexible filament. Everything else prints very nicely, it's the best extruder I have tried. I also have a kossel xl that is fitted with a flex3drive and that prints flexibles OK.
Using xev, I see keysym 0x2d (minus) when I type '-' which is located to the right of the '0' key and I get keysym 0xffad (KP_Subtract) when I use the keypad '-'. Both work the same on the command line, e.g. ls -l can be typed using either of those - keys but maybe terminal programs don't work the same.
I mentioned this in another thread but that didn't elicit any response so here we go again. I recently upgraded from 2.0.0-RC7 to 2.0.0 and notice that the button to print another is no longer shown when the job completes. I am using a recent Chrome release. Here's a typical screen shot after a job has completed.
Two settings you don't mention but are worth trying are to set combing to "no-skin" and the max comb distance with no retract to something like 10 or 20.
@burtoogle said in Duet Web Control 2.0 released:
The 2.0.0 release seems to have removed the "Print Another" button. Why is that?
I should have made clear that this is a change from 2.0.0-RC7, not from 1.22.
The 2.0.0 release seems to have removed the "Print Another" button. Why is that?
Does look like a problem with scaling in Z. The gcode looks OK.
Thanks for the gcode file. I can't immediately see any obvious issues with it. What exactly is the problem you are having?
@Shaun said in Cura 4.2.1 Config help:
Still struggling to get this resolved, any other ideas i could try? Thinking i should scrap Cura and try something else to see if it resolves the problem.
Can you please make the entire gcode file available, thanks.