Cura - Versionsgeschichte

Friedrich am 23. Juni 2020 um 09:56 Uhr

2020-06-23T09:56:27Z

Friedrich am 23. Juni 2020 um 09:53 Uhr

2020-06-23T09:53:22Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 23. Juni 2020, 11:53 Uhr
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	'''a special note on updates'''		'''a special note on updates'''
	Cura is updated ~~quite~~ frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.		Cura is updated frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.
	There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.		There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.
	It it a good idea to wait a few weeks before triggering the update, as sometimes there will already be a new Version available by that time fixing the bugs from the last update.		It it a good idea to wait a few weeks before triggering the update, as sometimes there will already be a new Version available by that time fixing the bugs from the last update.

Friedrich am 23. Juni 2020 um 09:52 Uhr

2020-06-23T09:52:52Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 23. Juni 2020, 11:52 Uhr
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	When the print is finished you can take a spatula and remove your print from the glass plate.		When the print is finished you can take a spatula and remove your print from the glass plate.
	Especially with larger prints they could stick so much to the bed that it is necessary to take out the glass, so that you can apply more force to the plate. This is important, bacause the printer could get damaged if you apply too much force on its bed.		Especially with larger prints they could stick so much to the bed that it is necessary to take out the glass, so that you can apply more force to the plate. This is important, bacause the printer could get damaged if you apply too much force on its bed.
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	'''a note on updates'''		'''a special note on updates'''
	Cura is updated quite frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.		Cura is updated quite frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.
	There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.		There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.

Friedrich am 23. Juni 2020 um 09:52 Uhr

2020-06-23T09:52:21Z

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 *Build Plate Adhesion
 *Dual Extrusion
 *Mesh Fixes
 *Special Modes
 *Experimental
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 '''Starting and monitoring a print'''
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Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 15:27 Uhr

2020-06-22T15:27:46Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 22. Juni 2020, 17:27 Uhr
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	*Support		*Support
			"Generate Support" this decides if Cura should generate a holding structure for parts that are in mid air.
			If you check this you will be presented with many settings controling how the support should look like.
			"Support Placement" is an important setting, it decides if support is placed in the model itself or just from the buildplate upwards.
			The Support has to be manually removed after printing, so if you have trouble removing it you should take a look at the "Support X/Y" and "Support Z" Distance Settings. Also the Support Density controls how thick the Support is printed.
			If you want to save some time in your print you can lower it a bit.

	*Build Plate Adhesion		*Build Plate Adhesion

Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 14:04 Uhr

2020-06-22T14:04:29Z

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 That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode | Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>
 The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.
 '''Installing and getting started'''
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 In the colum below the selected printer is shown (Cura can handle multiple printers), the material that cura thinks is inserted into the printheads (Ultimaker has 2 Printheads), and the name of the selected slicing profile.
 If you click on the right section with the profile name you will be presented with a variety with slicing settings.
-Some are mor and some are less important so there are different levels of visibilitys for those settings.
+Some settings are more and other are less important so there exist different levels of visibilitys.
-you can toggle them whcne you click the three little stripes aka burger menu.
+You can toggle them by clicking the three little stripes aka burger menu.
 [[Datei:Cura interface slicing settings.png|500px|mini|zentriert]]
-Cura organizes the settings in so called "Profiles", so if you tweaked a dozen settings to your liking it might be a good idea to save them as a seperate profile which you can then revert to in the future.
+The Settings are Grouped into different areas (Quality, Shell, Infill etc..) and Cura organizes the status of them them in so called "Profiles".
 This makes especially sense because it might be the case that you need several type of settings for one kind of object that you want to print and totally different settings for other objects.
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 '''Slicing Parameters and Settings'''
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 '''Starting and monitoring a print'''

Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 13:19 Uhr

2020-06-22T13:19:44Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 22. Juni 2020, 15:19 Uhr
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	That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>		That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>
	The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.		The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.
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	'''Installing and getting started'''		'''Installing and getting started'''
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Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 13:19 Uhr

2020-06-22T13:19:24Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 22. Juni 2020, 15:19 Uhr
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	That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>		That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>
	The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.		The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.
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	'''Installing and getting started'''		'''Installing and getting started'''
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	After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.		After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.
	When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.		When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.

Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 13:19 Uhr

2020-06-22T13:19:13Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 22. Juni 2020, 15:19 Uhr
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	That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>		That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>
	The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.		The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.
			<BR>>
	'''Installing and getting started'''		'''Installing and getting started'''
	<BR>		<BR>>
	After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.		After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.
	When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.		When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.

Friedrich am 22. Juni 2020 um 13:18 Uhr

2020-06-22T13:18:15Z

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 22. Juni 2020, 15:18 Uhr
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	*Monitor shows information about the connected printer and eventually running printing processes.		*Monitor shows information about the connected printer and eventually running printing processes.
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			In the colum below the selected printer is shown (Cura can handle multiple printers), the material that cura thinks is inserted into the printheads (Ultimaker has 2 Printheads), and the name of the selected slicing profile.
			If you click on the right section with the profile name you will be presented with a variety with slicing settings.
			Some are mor and some are less important so there are different levels of visibilitys for those settings.
			you can toggle them whcne you click the three little stripes aka burger menu.
			[[Datei:Cura interface slicing settings.png\|500px\|mini\|zentriert]]
			Cura organizes the settings in so called "Profiles", so if you tweaked a dozen settings to your liking it might be a good idea to save them as a seperate profile which you can then revert to in the future.
			This makes especially sense because it might be the case that you need several type of settings for one kind of object that you want to print and totally different settings for other objects.
	<BR>		<BR>
	'''Slicing Parameters and Settings'''		'''Slicing Parameters and Settings'''

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 23. Juni 2020, 11:56 Uhr
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	[https://ultimaker.com/de/software/ultimaker-cura Cura Download]		[https://ultimaker.com/de/software/ultimaker-cura Cura Download]
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	Cura is a or slicing software or "Slicer" as you would call it.		Cura is a or slicing software or "Slicer" as you would call it.
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	That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>		That means, basically what it does is it takes a File containing your 3D Geometry and converts it into [[Gcode \| Gcode]] file, which the printer can read and print out.<BR>
	The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.		The transfer to the printer could happen via SD Card, Memory Stick or over wired or wireless Network.
	'''Installing and getting started'''		'''<big>Installing and getting started</big>'''
	<BR>		<br>
	After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.		After downloading just execute the file and proceed trough the setup procedure.
	When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.		When finished and starting Cura for the first time, you will be prompted to add a printer.
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	*Preview gives you a preview over the layers and additional structure (i.e. support) that will be printed.		*Preview gives you a preview over the layers and additional structure (i.e. support) that will be printed.
	*Monitor shows information about the connected printer and eventually running printing processes.		*Monitor shows information about the connected printer and eventually running printing processes.
	<BR>		<br>

	In the colum below the selected printer is shown (Cura can handle multiple printers), the material that cura thinks is inserted into the printheads (Ultimaker has 2 Printheads), and the name of the selected slicing profile.		In the colum below the selected printer is shown (Cura can handle multiple printers), the material that cura thinks is inserted into the printheads (Ultimaker has 2 Printheads), and the name of the selected slicing profile.
	If you click on the right section with the profile name you will be presented with a variety with slicing settings.		If you click on the right section with the profile name you will be presented with a variety with slicing settings.
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	If you tweaked a dozens of settings to your liking it might be a good idea to save them as a seperate profile which you can then revert to in the future.		If you tweaked a dozens of settings to your liking it might be a good idea to save them as a seperate profile which you can then revert to in the future.
	This makes especially sense because it might be the case that you need several type of settings for one kind of object that you want to print and totally different settings for other objects.		This makes especially sense because it might be the case that you need several type of settings for one kind of object that you want to print and totally different settings for other objects.
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	'''Slicing Parameters and Settings'''		<br>

			'''<big>Slicing Parameters and Settings</big>'''<br>

	There are way to many parameters to describe them all here. But Cura is nice enough to give you a hint when you hover over a settings field for some seconds. So following here i will just describe some important settings.		There are way to many parameters to describe them all here. But Cura is nice enough to give you a hint when you hover over a settings field for some seconds. So following here i will just describe some important settings.

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	Also "Adaptive Layer Height" could save you some printing time while maintaining your models finer details.		Also "Adaptive Layer Height" could save you some printing time while maintaining your models finer details.

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	'''Starting and monitoring a print'''
			'''<big>Starting and monitoring a print</big>'''<br>

	After importding a 3d model (click the open folder icon, or drag´n drop it to Cura) and tweaking all parameters to your liking		After importding a 3d model (click the open folder icon, or drag´n drop it to Cura) and tweaking all parameters to your liking
	you need to hit the blue "Slice" button and cura starts to convert your model into gcode.		you need to hit the blue "Slice" button and cura starts to convert your model into gcode.
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	'''a special note on updates'''		'''<big>a special note on updates</big>'''<br>

	Cura is updated frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.		Cura is updated frequently but beware when it reminds you to update your Verion.
	There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.		There are often unknown bugs in the new Version, so better don´t update it if you are just about to start a important print.