Ultimaker / Cura

3D printer / slicing GUI built on top of the Uranium framework
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0 Second Print times (Raise N2) #5099

Open nickarish opened 5 years ago

nickarish commented 5 years ago

Application Version 3.6, 4.0 Platform Windows 10/64 Printer Raise3D N2 Dual

Steps to Reproduce Slicing as usual

Actual Results Slicing in Cura produces a 1 hour 49 minute build, but when loaded onto the printer using a usb drive, or when the print file is loaded using ideamaker's open print file setting, it reads a 0 hour, 0 minute, 0 second build.

Expected results

Printing

Additional Information

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RN2D_Calibration-Extruder-Offset-6parts-export.zip

nallath commented 5 years ago

I'm guessing that the Raise N2 reads the print time from somewhere else than parsing the g-code. We don't actually maintain any of the third party profiles (also because we don't actually have the machines to do this) it's not something we can / will fix.

Pull requests to fix this issue are welcome though.

nickarish commented 5 years ago

When I initially searched the "issues" for Cura I only saw one other issue related to Raise printers. So i'm guessing theres not many people using Cura for them, which is surprising since I haven't been very happy with the results i've gotten from their Ideamaker software. Anyways, i'm new to github, and it seems that most/all people submitting pull requests are writing code and etc, which is something I don't know how to do.