Revert "New language files for Cura 2.1"

This reverts commit f9a31449b1.
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Tamara Hogenhout 2016-01-08 14:12:53 +01:00
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ msgid ""
msgstr ""
"Project-Id-Version: Uranium json setting files\n"
"Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: http://github.com/ultimaker/uranium\n"
"POT-Creation-Date: 2016-01-07 14:32+0000\n"
"POT-Creation-Date: 2015-09-12 20:10+0000\n"
"PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n"
"Last-Translator: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>\n"
"Language-Team: LANGUAGE\n"
@ -11,21 +11,6 @@ msgstr ""
"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n"
"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "machine label"
msgid "Machine"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "machine_nozzle_size label"
msgid "Nozzle Diameter"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "machine_nozzle_size description"
msgid "The inner diameter of the nozzle."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "resolution label"
msgid "Quality"
@ -199,8 +184,8 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "wall_line_count description"
msgid ""
"Number of shell lines. These lines are called perimeter lines in other tools "
"and impact the strength and structural integrity of your print."
"Number of shell lines. This these lines are called perimeter lines in other "
"tools and impact the strength and structural integrity of your print."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -224,9 +209,9 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "top_bottom_thickness description"
msgid ""
"This controls the thickness of the bottom and top layers. The number of "
"solid layers put down is calculated from the layer thickness and this value. "
"Having this value a multiple of the layer thickness makes sense. Keep it "
"This controls the thickness of the bottom and top layers, the amount of "
"solid layers put down is calculated by the layer thickness and this value. "
"Having this value a multiple of the layer thickness makes sense. And keep it "
"near your wall thickness to make an evenly strong part."
msgstr ""
@ -240,8 +225,8 @@ msgctxt "top_thickness description"
msgid ""
"This controls the thickness of the top layers. The number of solid layers "
"printed is calculated from the layer thickness and this value. Having this "
"value be a multiple of the layer thickness makes sense. Keep it near your "
"wall thickness to make an evenly strong part."
"value be a multiple of the layer thickness makes sense. And keep it nearto "
"your wall thickness to make an evenly strong part."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -251,7 +236,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "top_layers description"
msgid "This controls the number of top layers."
msgid "This controls the amount of top layers."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -366,7 +351,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "top_bottom_pattern description"
msgid ""
"Pattern of the top/bottom solid fill. This is normally done with lines to "
"Pattern of the top/bottom solid fill. This normally is done with lines to "
"get the best possible finish, but in some cases a concentric fill gives a "
"nicer end result."
msgstr ""
@ -388,13 +373,13 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "skin_no_small_gaps_heuristic label"
msgid "Ignore small Z gaps"
msgid "Ingore small Z gaps"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "skin_no_small_gaps_heuristic description"
msgid ""
"When the model has small vertical gaps, about 5% extra computation time can "
"When the model has small vertical gaps about 5% extra computation time can "
"be spent on generating top and bottom skin in these narrow spaces. In such a "
"case set this setting to false."
msgstr ""
@ -409,19 +394,19 @@ msgctxt "skin_alternate_rotation description"
msgid ""
"Alternate between diagonal skin fill and horizontal + vertical skin fill. "
"Although the diagonal directions can print quicker, this option can improve "
"the printing quality by reducing the pillowing effect."
"on the printing quality by reducing the pillowing effect."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "skin_outline_count label"
msgid "Extra Skin Wall Count"
msgid "Skin Perimeter Line Count"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "skin_outline_count description"
msgid ""
"Number of lines around skin regions. Using one or two skin perimeter lines "
"can greatly improve roofs which would start in the middle of infill cells."
"can greatly improve on roofs which would start in the middle of infill cells."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -432,7 +417,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "xy_offset description"
msgid ""
"Amount of offset applied to all polygons in each layer. Positive values can "
"Amount of offset applied all polygons in each layer. Positive values can "
"compensate for too big holes; negative values can compensate for too small "
"holes."
msgstr ""
@ -445,11 +430,11 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "z_seam_type description"
msgid ""
"Starting point of each path in a layer. When paths in consecutive layers "
"Starting point of each part in a layer. When parts in consecutive layers "
"start at the same point a vertical seam may show on the print. When aligning "
"these at the back, the seam is easiest to remove. When placed randomly the "
"inaccuracies at the paths' start will be less noticeable. When taking the "
"shortest path the print will be quicker."
"inaccuracies at the part start will be less noticable. When taking the "
"shortest path the print will be more quick."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -481,8 +466,8 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "infill_sparse_density description"
msgid ""
"This controls how densely filled the insides of your print will be. For a "
"solid part use 100%, for a hollow part use 0%. A value around 20% is usually "
"enough. This setting won't affect the outside of the print and only adjusts "
"solid part use 100%, for an hollow part use 0%. A value around 20% is "
"usually enough. This won't affect the outside of the print and only adjusts "
"how strong the part becomes."
msgstr ""
@ -504,7 +489,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_pattern description"
msgid ""
"Cura defaults to switching between grid and line infill, but with this "
"Cura defaults to switching between grid and line infill. But with this "
"setting visible you can control this yourself. The line infill swaps "
"direction on alternate layers of infill, while the grid prints the full "
"cross-hatching on each layer of infill."
@ -520,11 +505,6 @@ msgctxt "infill_pattern option lines"
msgid "Lines"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_pattern option triangles"
msgid "Triangles"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_pattern option concentric"
msgid "Concentric"
@ -556,7 +536,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "infill_wipe_dist description"
msgid ""
"Distance of a travel move inserted after every infill line, to make the "
"infill stick to the walls better. This option is similar to infill overlap, "
"infill stick to the walls better. This option is imilar to infill overlap, "
"but without extrusion and only on one end of the infill line."
msgstr ""
@ -573,6 +553,16 @@ msgid ""
"save printing time."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_sparse_combine label"
msgid "Infill Layers"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_sparse_combine description"
msgid "Amount of layers that are combined together to form sparse infill."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "infill_before_walls label"
msgid "Infill Before Walls"
@ -592,18 +582,6 @@ msgctxt "material label"
msgid "Material"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_flow_dependent_temperature label"
msgid "Auto Temperature"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_flow_dependent_temperature description"
msgid ""
"Change the temperature for each layer automatically with the average flow "
"speed of that layer."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_print_temperature label"
msgid "Printing Temperature"
@ -617,40 +595,6 @@ msgid ""
"For ABS a value of 230C or higher is required."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_flow_temp_graph label"
msgid "Flow Temperature Graph"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_flow_temp_graph description"
msgid "Data linking material flow (in mm/s) to temperature (degrees Celsius)."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_standby_temperature label"
msgid "Standby Temperature"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_standby_temperature description"
msgid ""
"The temperature of the nozzle when another nozzle is currently used for "
"printing."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_extrusion_cool_down_speed label"
msgid "Extrusion Cool Down Speed Modifier"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_extrusion_cool_down_speed description"
msgid ""
"The extra speed by which the nozzle cools while extruding. The same value is "
"used to signify the heat up speed lost when heating up while extruding."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "material_bed_temperature label"
msgid "Bed Temperature"
@ -673,7 +617,7 @@ msgctxt "material_diameter description"
msgid ""
"The diameter of your filament needs to be measured as accurately as "
"possible.\n"
"If you cannot measure this value you will have to calibrate it; a higher "
"If you cannot measure this value you will have to calibrate it, a higher "
"number means less extrusion, a smaller number generates more extrusion."
msgstr ""
@ -710,7 +654,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "retraction_amount description"
msgid ""
"The amount of retraction: Set at 0 for no retraction at all. A value of "
"4.5mm seems to generate good results for 3mm filament in bowden tube fed "
"4.5mm seems to generate good results for 3mm filament in Bowden-tube fed "
"printers."
msgstr ""
@ -756,8 +700,8 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "retraction_extra_prime_amount description"
msgid ""
"The amount of material extruded after a retraction. During a travel move, "
"some material might get lost and so we need to compensate for this."
"The amount of material extruded after unretracting. During a retracted "
"travel material might get lost and so we need to compensate for this."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -769,33 +713,33 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "retraction_min_travel description"
msgid ""
"The minimum distance of travel needed for a retraction to happen at all. "
"This helps to get fewer retractions in a small area."
"This helps ensure you do not get a lot of retractions in a small area."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "retraction_count_max label"
msgid "Maximum Retraction Count"
msgid "Maximal Retraction Count"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "retraction_count_max description"
msgid ""
"This setting limits the number of retractions occurring within the Minimum "
"This settings limits the number of retractions occuring within the Minimal "
"Extrusion Distance Window. Further retractions within this window will be "
"ignored. This avoids retracting repeatedly on the same piece of filament, as "
"ignored. This avoids retracting repeatedly on the same piece of filament as "
"that can flatten the filament and cause grinding issues."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "retraction_extrusion_window label"
msgid "Minimum Extrusion Distance Window"
msgid "Minimal Extrusion Distance Window"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "retraction_extrusion_window description"
msgid ""
"The window in which the Maximum Retraction Count is enforced. This value "
"should be approximately the same as the Retraction distance, so that "
"The window in which the Maximal Retraction Count is enforced. This window "
"should be approximately the size of the Retraction distance, so that "
"effectively the number of times a retraction passes the same patch of "
"material is limited."
msgstr ""
@ -809,7 +753,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "retraction_hop description"
msgid ""
"Whenever a retraction is done, the head is lifted by this amount to travel "
"over the print. A value of 0.075 works well. This feature has a large "
"over the print. A value of 0.075 works well. This feature has a lot of "
"positive effect on delta towers."
msgstr ""
@ -852,7 +796,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "speed_wall description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the shell is printed. Printing the outer shell at a lower "
"The speed at which shell is printed. Printing the outer shell at a lower "
"speed improves the final skin quality."
msgstr ""
@ -864,7 +808,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "speed_wall_0 description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the outer shell is printed. Printing the outer shell at a "
"The speed at which outer shell is printed. Printing the outer shell at a "
"lower speed improves the final skin quality. However, having a large "
"difference between the inner shell speed and the outer shell speed will "
"effect quality in a negative way."
@ -878,8 +822,8 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "speed_wall_x description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which all inner shells are printed. Printing the inner shell "
"faster than the outer shell will reduce printing time. It works well to set "
"The speed at which all inner shells are printed. Printing the inner shell "
"fasster than the outer shell will reduce printing time. It is good to set "
"this in between the outer shell speed and the infill speed."
msgstr ""
@ -905,9 +849,8 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "speed_support description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which exterior support is printed. Printing exterior supports "
"at higher speeds can greatly improve printing time. The surface quality of "
"exterior support is usually not important anyway, so higher speeds can be "
"used."
"at higher speeds can greatly improve printing time. And the surface quality "
"of exterior support is usually not important, so higher speeds can be used."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -919,7 +862,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "speed_support_lines description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the walls of exterior support are printed. Printing the "
"walls at higher speeds can improve the overall duration."
"walls at higher speeds can improve on the overall duration. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -931,7 +874,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "speed_support_roof description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the roofs of exterior support are printed. Printing the "
"support roof at lower speeds can improve overhang quality."
"support roof at lower speeds can improve on overhang quality. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -943,7 +886,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "speed_travel description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which travel moves are done. A well-built Ultimaker can reach "
"speeds of 250mm/s, but some machines might have misaligned layers then."
"speeds of 250mm/s. But some machines might have misaligned layers then."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -955,7 +898,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "speed_layer_0 description"
msgid ""
"The print speed for the bottom layer: You want to print the first layer "
"slower so it sticks better to the printer bed."
"slower so it sticks to the printer bed better."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -967,19 +910,19 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "skirt_speed description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the skirt and brim are printed. Normally this is done at "
"the initial layer speed, but sometimes you might want to print the skirt at "
"a different speed."
"the initial layer speed. But sometimes you want to print the skirt at a "
"different speed."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "speed_slowdown_layers label"
msgid "Number of Slower Layers"
msgid "Amount of Slower Layers"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "speed_slowdown_layers description"
msgid ""
"The first few layers are printed slower than the rest of the object, this to "
"The first few layers are printed slower then the rest of the object, this to "
"get better adhesion to the printer bed and improve the overall success rate "
"of prints. The speed is gradually increased over these layers. 4 layers of "
"speed-up is generally right for most materials and printers."
@ -999,8 +942,8 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "retraction_combing description"
msgid ""
"Combing keeps the head within the interior of the print whenever possible "
"when traveling from one part of the print to another and does not use "
"retraction. If combing is disabled, the print head moves straight from the "
"when traveling from one part of the print to another, and does not use "
"retraction. If combing is disabled the printer head moves straight from the "
"start point to the end point and it will always retract."
msgstr ""
@ -1049,6 +992,26 @@ msgid ""
"nozzle diameter cubed."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_volume_retract label"
msgid "Retract-Coasting Volume"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_volume_retract description"
msgid "The volume otherwise oozed in a travel move with retraction."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_volume_move label"
msgid "Move-Coasting Volume"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_volume_move description"
msgid "The volume otherwise oozed in a travel move without retraction."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_min_volume label"
msgid "Minimal Volume Before Coasting"
@ -1059,8 +1022,31 @@ msgctxt "coasting_min_volume description"
msgid ""
"The least volume an extrusion path should have to coast the full amount. For "
"smaller extrusion paths, less pressure has been built up in the bowden tube "
"and so the coasted volume is scaled linearly. This value should always be "
"larger than the Coasting Volume."
"and so the coasted volume is scaled linearly."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_min_volume_retract label"
msgid "Min Volume Retract-Coasting"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_min_volume_retract description"
msgid ""
"The minimal volume an extrusion path must have in order to coast the full "
"amount before doing a retraction."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_min_volume_move label"
msgid "Min Volume Move-Coasting"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_min_volume_move description"
msgid ""
"The minimal volume an extrusion path must have in order to coast the full "
"amount before doing a travel move without retraction."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1073,7 +1059,31 @@ msgctxt "coasting_speed description"
msgid ""
"The speed by which to move during coasting, relative to the speed of the "
"extrusion path. A value slightly under 100% is advised, since during the "
"coasting move the pressure in the bowden tube drops."
"coasting move, the pressure in the bowden tube drops."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_speed_retract label"
msgid "Retract-Coasting Speed"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_speed_retract description"
msgid ""
"The speed by which to move during coasting before a retraction, relative to "
"the speed of the extrusion path."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_speed_move label"
msgid "Move-Coasting Speed"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "coasting_speed_move description"
msgid ""
"The speed by which to move during coasting before a travel move without "
"retraction, relative to the speed of the extrusion path."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1156,7 +1166,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "cool_min_layer_time label"
msgid "Minimum Layer Time"
msgid "Minimal Layer Time"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1170,16 +1180,16 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "cool_min_layer_time_fan_speed_max label"
msgid "Minimum Layer Time Full Fan Speed"
msgid "Minimal Layer Time Full Fan Speed"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "cool_min_layer_time_fan_speed_max description"
msgid ""
"The minimum time spent in a layer which will cause the fan to be at maximum "
"speed. The fan speed increases linearly from minimum fan speed for layers "
"taking the minimum layer time to maximum fan speed for layers taking the "
"time specified here."
"speed. The fan speed increases linearly from minimal fan speed for layers "
"taking minimal layer time to maximum fan speed for layers taking the time "
"specified here."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1233,7 +1243,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_type description"
msgid ""
"Where to place support structures. The placement can be restricted so that "
"Where to place support structures. The placement can be restricted such that "
"the support structures won't rest on the model, which could otherwise cause "
"scarring."
msgstr ""
@ -1269,7 +1279,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_xy_distance description"
msgid ""
"Distance of the support structure from the print in the X/Y directions. "
"Distance of the support structure from the print, in the X/Y directions. "
"0.7mm typically gives a nice distance from the print so the support does not "
"stick to the surface."
msgstr ""
@ -1342,7 +1352,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "support_conical_min_width description"
msgid ""
"Minimal width to which conical support reduces the support areas. Small "
"widths can cause the base of the support to not act well as foundation for "
"widths can cause the base of the support to not act well as fundament for "
"support above."
msgstr ""
@ -1367,8 +1377,8 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_join_distance description"
msgid ""
"The maximum distance between support blocks in the X/Y directions, so that "
"the blocks will merge into a single block."
"The maximum distance between support blocks, in the X/Y directions, such "
"that the blocks will merge into a single block."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1391,7 +1401,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_area_smoothing description"
msgid ""
"Maximum distance in the X/Y directions of a line segment which is to be "
"Maximal distance in the X/Y directions of a line segment which is to be "
"smoothed out. Ragged lines are introduced by the join distance and support "
"bridge, which cause the machine to resonate. Smoothing the support areas "
"won't cause them to break with the constraints, except it might change the "
@ -1416,7 +1426,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_roof_height description"
msgid "The height of the support roofs."
msgid "The height of the support roofs. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1428,8 +1438,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "support_roof_density description"
msgid ""
"This controls how densely filled the roofs of the support will be. A higher "
"percentage results in better overhangs, but makes the support more difficult "
"to remove."
"percentage results in better overhangs, which are more difficult to remove."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1479,7 +1488,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_use_towers label"
msgid "Use towers"
msgid "Use towers."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1492,14 +1501,14 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_minimal_diameter label"
msgid "Minimum Diameter"
msgid "Minimal Diameter"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_minimal_diameter description"
msgid ""
"Minimum diameter in the X/Y directions of a small area which is to be "
"supported by a specialized support tower."
"Maximal diameter in the X/Y directions of a small area which is to be "
"supported by a specialized support tower. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1509,7 +1518,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_tower_diameter description"
msgid "The diameter of a special tower."
msgid "The diameter of a special tower. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1520,7 +1529,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_tower_roof_angle description"
msgid ""
"The angle of the rooftop of a tower. Larger angles mean more pointy towers."
"The angle of the rooftop of a tower. Larger angles mean more pointy towers. "
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1531,11 +1540,11 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_pattern description"
msgid ""
"Cura can generate 3 distinct types of support structure. First is a grid "
"based support structure which is quite solid and can be removed in one "
"piece. The second is a line based support structure which has to be peeled "
"off line by line. The third is a structure in between the other two; it "
"consists of lines which are connected in an accordion fashion."
"Cura supports 3 distinct types of support structure. First is a grid based "
"support structure which is quite solid and can be removed as 1 piece. The "
"second is a line based support structure which has to be peeled off line by "
"line. The third is a structure in between the other two; it consists of "
"lines which are connected in an accordeon fashion."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1583,7 +1592,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "support_infill_rate description"
msgid ""
"The amount of infill structure in the support; less infill gives weaker "
"The amount of infill structure in the support, less infill gives weaker "
"support which is easier to remove."
msgstr ""
@ -1610,14 +1619,11 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "adhesion_type description"
msgid ""
"Different options that help to improve priming your extrusion.\n"
"Brim and Raft help in preventing corners from lifting due to warping. Brim "
"adds a single-layer-thick flat area around your object which is easy to cut "
"off afterwards, and it is the recommended option.\n"
"Raft adds a thick grid below the object and a thin interface between this "
"and your object.\n"
"The skirt is a line drawn around the first layer of the print, this helps to "
"prime your extrusion and to see if the object fits on your platform."
"Different options that help in preventing corners from lifting due to "
"warping. Brim adds a single-layer-thick flat area around your object which "
"is easy to cut off afterwards, and it is the recommended option. Raft adds a "
"thick grid below the object and a thin interface between this and your "
"object. (Note that enabling the brim or raft disables the skirt.)"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1643,8 +1649,10 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "skirt_line_count description"
msgid ""
"Multiple skirt lines help to prime your extrusion better for small objects. "
"Setting this to 0 will disable the skirt."
"The skirt is a line drawn around the first layer of the. This helps to prime "
"your extruder, and to see if the object fits on your platform. Setting this "
"to 0 will disable the skirt. Multiple skirt lines can help to prime your "
"extruder better for small objects."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1673,19 +1681,6 @@ msgid ""
"count is set to 0 this is ignored."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "brim_width label"
msgid "Brim Width"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "brim_width description"
msgid ""
"The distance from the model to the end of the brim. A larger brim sticks "
"better to the build platform, but also makes your effective print area "
"smaller."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "brim_line_count label"
msgid "Brim Line Count"
@ -1694,9 +1689,8 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "brim_line_count description"
msgid ""
"The number of lines used for a brim. More lines means a larger brim which "
"sticks better to the build plate, but this also makes your effective print "
"area smaller."
"The amount of lines used for a brim: More lines means a larger brim which "
"sticks better, but this also makes your effective print area smaller."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1727,84 +1721,84 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_layers label"
msgid "Raft Top Layers"
msgid "Raft Surface Layers"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_layers description"
msgid ""
"The number of top layers on top of the 2nd raft layer. These are fully "
"filled layers that the object sits on. 2 layers result in a smoother top "
"surface than 1."
"The number of surface layers on top of the 2nd raft layer. These are fully "
"filled layers that the object sits on. 2 layers usually works fine."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_thickness label"
msgid "Raft Top Layer Thickness"
msgid "Raft Surface Thickness"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_thickness description"
msgid "Layer thickness of the top raft layers."
msgid "Layer thickness of the surface raft layers."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_line_width label"
msgid "Raft Top Line Width"
msgid "Raft Surface Line Width"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_line_width description"
msgid ""
"Width of the lines in the top surface of the raft. These can be thin lines "
"so that the top of the raft becomes smooth."
"Width of the lines in the surface raft layers. These can be thin lines so "
"that the top of the raft becomes smooth."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_line_spacing label"
msgid "Raft Top Spacing"
msgid "Raft Surface Spacing"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_line_spacing description"
msgid ""
"The distance between the raft lines for the top raft layers. The spacing "
"should be equal to the line width, so that the surface is solid."
"The distance between the raft lines for the surface raft layers. The spacing "
"of the interface should be equal to the line width, so that the surface is "
"solid."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_thickness label"
msgid "Raft Middle Thickness"
msgid "Raft Interface Thickness"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_thickness description"
msgid "Layer thickness of the middle raft layer."
msgid "Layer thickness of the interface raft layer."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_line_width label"
msgid "Raft Middle Line Width"
msgid "Raft Interface Line Width"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_line_width description"
msgid ""
"Width of the lines in the middle raft layer. Making the second layer extrude "
"more causes the lines to stick to the bed."
"Width of the lines in the interface raft layer. Making the second layer "
"extrude more causes the lines to stick to the bed."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_line_spacing label"
msgid "Raft Middle Spacing"
msgid "Raft Interface Spacing"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_interface_line_spacing description"
msgid ""
"The distance between the raft lines for the middle raft layer. The spacing "
"of the middle should be quite wide, while being dense enough to support the "
"top raft layers."
"The distance between the raft lines for the interface raft layer. The "
"spacing of the interface should be quite wide, while being dense enough to "
"support the surface raft layers."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -1861,7 +1855,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "raft_surface_speed description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the surface raft layers are printed. These should be "
"The speed at which the surface raft layers are printed. This should be "
"printed a bit slower, so that the nozzle can slowly smooth out adjacent "
"surface lines."
msgstr ""
@ -1875,7 +1869,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "raft_interface_speed description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the interface raft layer is printed. This should be "
"printed quite slowly, as the volume of material coming out of the nozzle is "
"printed quite slowly, as the amount of material coming out of the nozzle is "
"quite high."
msgstr ""
@ -1888,7 +1882,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "raft_base_speed description"
msgid ""
"The speed at which the base raft layer is printed. This should be printed "
"quite slowly, as the volume of material coming out of the nozzle is quite "
"quite slowly, as the amount of material coming out of the nozzle is quite "
"high."
msgstr ""
@ -1962,7 +1956,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "draft_shield_height_limitation description"
msgid "Whether or not to limit the height of the draft shield."
msgid "Whether to limit the height of the draft shield"
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2001,7 +1995,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgctxt "meshfix_union_all description"
msgid ""
"Ignore the internal geometry arising from overlapping volumes and print the "
"volumes as one. This may cause internal cavities to disappear."
"volumes as one. This may cause internal cavaties to disappear."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2040,8 +2034,8 @@ msgctxt "meshfix_keep_open_polygons description"
msgid ""
"Normally Cura tries to stitch up small holes in the mesh and remove parts of "
"a layer with big holes. Enabling this option keeps those parts which cannot "
"be stitched. This option should be used as a last resort option when "
"everything else fails to produce proper GCode."
"be stitched. This option should be used as a last resort option when all "
"else doesn produce proper GCode."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2059,9 +2053,9 @@ msgctxt "print_sequence description"
msgid ""
"Whether to print all objects one layer at a time or to wait for one object "
"to finish, before moving on to the next. One at a time mode is only possible "
"if all models are separated in such a way that the whole print head can move "
"in between and all models are lower than the distance between the nozzle and "
"the X/Y axes."
"if all models are separated such that the whole print head can move between "
"and all models are lower than the distance between the nozzle and the X/Y "
"axles."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2114,7 +2108,7 @@ msgid ""
"Spiralize smooths out the Z move of the outer edge. This will create a "
"steady Z increase over the whole print. This feature turns a solid object "
"into a single walled print with a solid bottom. This feature used to be "
"called Joris in older versions."
"called Joris in older versions."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2317,7 +2311,9 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "wireframe_bottom_delay description"
msgid "Delay time after a downward move. Only applies to Wire Printing."
msgid ""
"Delay time after a downward move. Only applies to Wire Printing. Only "
"applies to Wire Printing."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2330,7 +2326,7 @@ msgctxt "wireframe_flat_delay description"
msgid ""
"Delay time between two horizontal segments. Introducing such a delay can "
"cause better adhesion to previous layers at the connection points, while too "
"long delays cause sagging. Only applies to Wire Printing."
"large delay times cause sagging. Only applies to Wire Printing."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2395,10 +2391,10 @@ msgid ""
"Strategy for making sure two consecutive layers connect at each connection "
"point. Retraction lets the upward lines harden in the right position, but "
"may cause filament grinding. A knot can be made at the end of an upward line "
"to heighten the chance of connecting to it and to let the line cool; "
"however, it may require slow printing speeds. Another strategy is to "
"compensate for the sagging of the top of an upward line; however, the lines "
"won't always fall down as predicted."
"to heighten the chance of connecting to it and to let the line cool; however "
"it may require slow printing speeds. Another strategy is to compensate for "
"the sagging of the top of an upward line; however, the lines won't always "
"fall down as predicted."
msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
@ -2463,7 +2459,7 @@ msgstr ""
#: fdmprinter.json
msgctxt "wireframe_roof_outer_delay description"
msgid ""
"Time spent at the outer perimeters of hole which is to become a roof. Longer "
"Time spent at the outer perimeters of hole which is to become a roof. Larger "
"times can ensure a better connection. Only applies to Wire Printing."
msgstr ""