Cura doesn't use settings
in CuraEngine
I upgraded to RepetierHost 1.5.4 on linux. There seems to be a problem with cura settings. I set extruder temperature to 220°C in the configuration but the produced g code always sets it to 210°C. The travel speed from home to Z15 is also set to F300 (which is very very slow) in the g code, eventhough travel speed and z-travel speed in printer settings are set to 4800mm/min.
I hardcoded the travel speed in the "Start G-Code" section but those settings are not used in final g code.
As far as I could see, the cura settings are stored in ~/.local/share/RepetierHost/cura.ini
I already deleted the directory to make sure no old settings override something, but that didn't solve it.
Are there any other files which store setting?
I hardcoded the travel speed in the "Start G-Code" section but those settings are not used in final g code.
As far as I could see, the cura settings are stored in ~/.local/share/RepetierHost/cura.ini
I already deleted the directory to make sure no old settings override something, but that didn't solve it.
Are there any other files which store setting?
Comments
G28 ; Home extruder
G1 Z15 F{Z_TRAVEL_SPEED}
M107 ; Turn off fan
G90 ; Absolute positioning
M82 ; Extruder in absolute mode
{IF_BED}M190 S{BED}
; Activate all used extruder
{IF_EXT0}M104 T0 S{TEMP0}
G92 E0 ; Reset extruder position
; Wait for all used extruders to reach temperature
{IF_EXT0}M109 T0 S{TEMP0}
Which part of the start code should i edit?
; Default start code
M220 S40 ; 40mm print speed
G28 ; Home extruder
G1 Z15 F{Z_TRAVEL_SPEED}
M107 ; Turn off fan
G90 ; Absolute positioning
M82 ; Extruder in absolute mode
M190 S110 ; Bed Temp
; Activate all used extruder
{IF_EXT0}M104 T0 220S{TEMP0}
G92 E0 ; Reset extruder position
; Wait for all used extruders to reach temperature
{IF_EXT0}M109 S220 R230{TEMP0}
I'm sure it's messy but everything is working. Thank you for help.
in CuraEngine I have Filaments set for 235deg and 110deg bed
but it keeps starting as 210deg 50deg
I even have these wanted higher temps stored in the EPROM and repetier server
https://ibb.co/vcc6XPP
{IF_BED}M190 S{BED}
isn't this meant to use the temps for the selected filament?
but if seems to be constantly reading default ?
also does relative extrusion work instead of absolute extrusion?
I have no idea if you are using your 5 year old fork or if you are using the current curaengine that supports relative mode , I am finding my screw holes / mounts the wrong diametre , external squares seem ok
The curaengine is the last 1.x version that is compatible with the configuration format. Afterwards Cura changed to a highly complex system that is not supported.
For a more recent slicer use Prusa Slicer instead.
how ever how do I get repetier host to use PrusaSlicer-2.2.0+linux-x64-202003211856.AppImage ?
will the new repetier host have a way to flip the GUI image of the print placement
currently its all backwards looking from the rear (0.0 location bottom left start point ) and not from the front
I would rather see (0.0 Location top right ) as I would be the view looking at the printer
also will their be a speed slider like cura had or will I have to make a seperate PrusaSlicer profile to select from the drop down menu for each speed setting I would want to use
also new prints do not seem to send to the server unless no jobs are running ?
I was setting up a lot of seperate calabration tests today and tweaking profiles
but had to just print out each test seperatly instead of having them placed in new locations to continously print = a lot of cool down / reheating stages
0,0 is always left front for all printers. That is just like you look at the printer. Anything else is just a wrong configuration, so there will be no option to rotate or mirror.
You can send jobs while print is running. They will be stored in print queue and not started directly. To start them you select them in print queue and hit print. But you need to clear bed before starting them. Also each job has it's own heat/cool gcode and homing so it not passible to just add them to an existing print. That simply does not work in general and would be quite dangerous.