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3D printer / slicing GUI built on top of the Uranium framework
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Änderungen der Drucktemperatur werden nicht übernommen #11304

Open Bodo62 opened 2 years ago

Bodo62 commented 2 years ago

Application Version

4.13.0

Platform

Win 10

Printer

Anycubic I3 mega S

Reproduction steps

Bauteil geladen. Profil in den Druckeinstellungen gewählt Bei Material die Drucktemperatur auf 220 Grad C gestellt Profil mit aktuellen Druckeinstellungen überschrieben Slice ausgeführt Auf Festplatte speichern Ordner öffnen Datei auf SD Karte geschoben Datei im Drucker geladen

Actual results

Drucktemperatur beträgt immer nur 200 Grad C

Expected results

Drucktemperatur von 220 Grad C soll eingestellt werden

Checklist of files to include

Additional information & file uploads

cura.log

AI3M_Hebel.zip

GregValiant commented 2 years ago

You have the Printing Temperature Initial Layer set to 200 or the Initial Printing Temperature set to 200. Look at line 441 in that Gcode file.

Just above all the Cura settings is the "Settings Search" box. Just to the right of that is an icon with three lines on it. Click on that icon and set the visibility to "All" and then go down to the Material section and look at the temperatures.

Ghostkeeper commented 2 years ago

Please report issues in English. Not everyone can read German, but most internet users can read English.

Bodo62 commented 2 years ago

Hello and thanks for the quick support. I do not understand why all values from the configuration "ALL" are taken into account, although I have not checked any of the boxes in the custom interface.

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You have the Printing Temperature Initial Layer set to 200 or the Initial Printing Temperature set to 200.

Just above all the Cura settings is the "Settings Search" box. Just to the right of that is an icon with three lines on it. Click on that icon and set the visibility to "All" and then go down to the Material section and look at the temperatures.

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Ghostkeeper commented 2 years ago

All settings are used when slicing. Whether or not a setting gets used is not dependent on whether they are made visible by the user in their user interface.

Profiles can override settings that are not made visible, too. For instance, a particular material profile may specify that the initial layer temperature should always be 200°C regardless of what the printing temperature is. Or it could say that it's the printing temperature+10°C. In your case, it's most likely the former. But it's impossible to know without seeing a project file.