Hi.
How do I set up the Cura so my objects are printed in the center of the Rostock. Or even better, how do I control the position of more oblects?
Tnaks in advance
/Poul
Cura alignment for Rostock
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
I also am interested in using Cura but since no one has answered your message it appears no one on this forum is using Cura. I tried to Google thekometen wrote:Hi.
How do I set up the Cura so my objects are printed in the center of the Rostock. Or even better, how do I control the position of more oblects?
Tnaks in advance
/Poul
net but I am not finding too much info using Cura with a Delta printer. I hope that someone will eventually give you the answer you are looking for,
I think many would benefit from using Cura if they resolve the problems running it on a delta printer.
Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
I use Cura and I've set the build area to be very small (10mm x 10mm or something). That way the parts are only slightly off center. It works just fine (for my purposes)...
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
If you have to do that then Cura has not been updated to work with the delta printers. I think I am going with Repetier host.v8tony wrote:I use Cura and I've set the build area to be very small (10mm x 10mm or something). That way the parts are only slightly off center. It works just fine (for my purposes)...
Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
I think Polygonhell writes about that somewhere to set
Maximum width to 1
maximum depth to 1
maximum height to your measured height.
And i think after you load model you should reset your scale.
Maybe he can tell or correct me.
Maximum width to 1
maximum depth to 1
maximum height to your measured height.
And i think after you load model you should reset your scale.
Maybe he can tell or correct me.
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
That would probably work, the way I do it is edit the configuration file with a text editor and set object_center_x and y to 1.
I got that from here https://github.com/daid/Cura/issues/266 and it has changed between versions in the past so be careful.
I got that from here https://github.com/daid/Cura/issues/266 and it has changed between versions in the past so be careful.
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
Do you use Cura or Repetier Host?Polygonhell wrote:That would probably work, the way I do it is edit the configuration file with a text editor and set object_center_x and y to 1.
I got that from here https://github.com/daid/Cura/issues/266 and it has changed between versions in the past so be careful.
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
Both.Eaglezsoar wrote:Do you use Cura or Repetier Host?Polygonhell wrote:That would probably work, the way I do it is edit the configuration file with a text editor and set object_center_x and y to 1.
I got that from here https://github.com/daid/Cura/issues/266 and it has changed between versions in the past so be careful.
I use Cura to slice and save the GCode and repetier host to drive the printer.
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Re: Cura alignment for Rostock
Daid has a new engine he's doing extensive work on that looks much more promising than the SF backend of the current Cura... It should make this type of workflow even more practical...