#ULTIMAKER CURA 4.11 WINDOWS 7#

This means Windows 7 and MacOS 10.13 will no longer be supported.

#ULTIMAKER CURA 4.11 SOFTWARE#

We are really looking forward to hearing from you! Please leave your feedback in the comments below or share it with us via Github.įrom version 4.11 onwards - Ultimaker Cura is only supported on operating systems actively maintained by their software manufacturer or community. Beta, but if you want to dive right into the release notes you can do so via this link. Via this link you can read the blog we wrote about Ultimaker Cura 4.11. Users can now set notification preferences to alert them to new Ulitmaker Cura beta and plugin releases.įixed the setting visibility button to make it easier to clickįixed crash when Cura crashes on exit when languages is not set to English on macOSįixed a bug where the infill goes through walls Notifications for beta and plugin releases This feature is for Ultimaker S-line printers only and is especially useful for cloud-connected (or offline) printers. Users can now save all third-party material profiles to USB. And we have added a “search” function to make finding files easier. Every users with a cloud-connected Ultimaker 3D printer can access stored projects. This setting is disabled by default.Ĭollaborative workflows using the Digital library are now simpler. You can find this feature under the top/bottom print settings of custom mode. Or for parts that benefit from smooth surfaces, such as those that contact sensitive components. This is especially useful for parts that need good aesthetics, such as visual prototypes. The new monotonic top/bottom order setting enables users to print parts with soother, more aligned top surfaces. Also, when scaling the Ultimaker Cura window, the UI will adapt, resulting in less visual clutter. These icons are designed specifically for clarity, resulting in a simpler and more informative slicing experience. after changing the 0.4 mm nozzle value to 0.4.11 beta is here! In this release we’ve implemented more than 100 new icons. If you change the setting of the nozzle size you will see that this updates the option ' Line Width' of the Quality group print settings to the same size. Now select your printer (and activate it to be able to) select Machine Settings and go to the extruder tab sheet to change the nozzle diameter (option Nozzle size under nozzle settings). From the main menu go to Settings-> Printer-> Manage Printers. With respect to the nozzle diameter, it is also found for the custom printer layout using the following: with reference to version 4.13.0, the nozzle diameter is set in the machine setup. You therefor can set the line width to 1 mm to achieve the same. The nozzle diameter is part of the printer configuration, but, linked to the Line Width property. So if you're profile doesn't support variants we need to revisit: See files there as examples.įor more information on generating custom Cura printer profiles look into Cura wiki 'Definition File Types and the Base Definition Files' and Cura wiki 'Adding new machine profiles to Cura'. You can have some specific variant profiles defined in folder # If this is set to 'true', you will see the variant selection menu in Cura for your machine. In order to use 'variants', the printer profile needs to be aware that variants are available (from the Cura wiki as linked below): # Whether your machine has the possibility to choose different variants. 'variants_name': 'Nozzle Size' for the Ender 3 profile and for Ultimaker printers that is 'variants_name': 'Print core' as they use a printer nozzle core concept. In order to use that option, the printer profile requires a variants configuration option e.g. This is because that option is not available in custom print profiles. So, you can select the correct nozzle size instantly.īut, if you created a new printer profile, that option is not available.

The best way forward is to go back to the Creality Ender 3 print profile, if so, you can use this answer. Where can I change the nozzle diameter in Cura? I've also seen lots of people asking for help, and sometimes even posting 'Oh I found it' later, but no details on where the setting is, why it's missing, etc.

#ULTIMAKER CURA 4.11 INSTALL#

I've seen arguments about it's no longer a valid setting because line width is more important, I've seen discussions that you need to install some mods to get to that variable, and I've seen people say to make a custom printer and then you can change the nozzle diameter. I have Cura 4.11.0 and am using the Ender 3 profile. Obviously, this was the first place I looked, and I also looked in the sidebar several times. ( Manage printers > Printers > Machine Settings > Extruder 1). Some screenshots on the internet show a nozzle diameter setting in the machine settings, but I do not have that. I added a new printer for the new nozzle size. I just upgraded the nozzle (to 1 mm) on an Ender 3v2 and want to make a test print.

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