This filters the exhaust air of every print and also improves build temperature stability. It now includes an integrated Air Manager. The UltiMaker S7 is built on the success of the UltiMaker S5 and its design decisions were heavily based on feedback from customers. "platform_texture": "Wanhaobackplate.png",
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This is the link I followed to download the modified json files: I would be pleased if anyone who understands these can look at them for errors please. I add 3 json files which should be as instructed. I believe I have altered the json files as per instructions but can immediately see the FFF is not configured correctly yet because as mentioned I still do not have two extruders showing. Thank you to the guys who have helped already. If you get them to work, perhaps we can add a profile to the GPX application too. Then you need to fill those into the machine settings in Cura. I don't know those and can't really help you testing them. So to create support for the Duplicator 4, you need to somehow find out what settings are necessary in GPX to convert g-code to X3G. The list of pre-defined profiles doesn't include the Duplicator 4 though. In Cura you can choose one of these via the machine_x3g_variant metadata entry.
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The full list of conversions between Cura's settings and GPX settings are here: Īside from that, GPX also has a number of pre-defined profiles. In particular, the Maximum Feedrates and steps per mm are important. This means that *machine settings may affect the X3G conversion*. GPX accepts extra settings as parameters and Cura translates most of those to machine settings that you can modify through the Printer Settings plug-in on the Marketplace. Sometimes this is where mistakes sneak in. The X3G files work slightly differently than g-code files and they need slightly more information. The X3GWriter calls upon an executable called GPX to convert g-code to X3G: I can share what I know of the X3G conversion. Remove the spaces so that the first character is a real character. I don't know that this will matter, but while you are in the start-gcode, there are a few lines where the first character is a space.
Print the file and see if it gets past that and heats the hot end and continues to homing. That will turn it into a comment instead of a command. So open the Gcode file in Notepad and put a semi-colon in front of the M190 S60 line. Since your printer has a heated bed then it shouldn't hang there. Some other machines had that problem but they were printers without heated beds (so they would wait forever). If your machine isn't getting to the G28 Auto-Home lines, and the hot end temp is falling, it's probably hanging on the M190 line. I always pre-heat both the bed and nozzle. The machine waits for the bed to heat, then the extruder heats, and then the machine waits for that to finish. With the bed and hot end pre-heated, the Gcode starts with the bed heating.
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