Meaning no fine details necessary and no sharp corners. I only use it sometimes, for parts that I desinged specifically with this profile in mind. Here's also a link to my current three main printing profiles for Slic3 r/PrusaSlicer (slow/normal/fast) The fast profile will produce quite some ghosting. In Simplif圓D, my only heater-related command in my start code was this: M109 S extruder0temperature wait for extruder temp to stabilise. I’m not sure why that would cause your heater to keep running, though. There, I have also posted my start/end gcode with explanation (It is important you understand what the gcode does!) Here's the link: From here, it seems like the difference is that M109 blocks and waits for the temp while the M104 lets the script continue. Upgraded Simplif圓D profile for cetus3D printer by Sealight333.
Cura for cetus3d software#
I recently made a blog post about the general software setup when getting start with TinyFab (Repetier Host + PrusaSlicer). officially published only Simplif圓d profile, but not for others like Cura or Slic3r. Colorful, Fast, Smart, Time Saving & Material Saving. To get better quality I recommend decreasing the acceleration in the smoothieware configuration from 3000mm/s² to 2500mm/s².Ī bit more interesting is the start/end gcode with nozzle priming. Introducing Cetus2: Revolutionary On-the-Fly Switching (OTFS) with a brand-new extruder design for Multi-Color & Multi-Material 3D Printing. That's assuming your starting with something easy like PLA/0.4mm Nozzle.
I currently mainly use Prusa Slicer 2.0 and for a first print you can really just use the default settings and you'll be fine.
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