The 3mm was computed from wanting 7 lines, but in that calculation I used a line width of 0.4mm. This is obviously wrong, since for 0.8mm profiles the line width is 0.8mm.
Contributes to issue CURA-3650.
These optimisations should only remove settings that are exactly equal to the parent profile. Support interface settings are an exception, since they were defining non-existing settings in the original profiles. The stand-by temperature is also an exception, since the stand-by temperature of the material profile is set in stone because of firmware.
Contributes to issue CURA-3650.
Otherwise it acts as if the settings were the defaults for FDMPrinter rather than defaulting to the current UM3 settings.
Contributes to issue CURA-3650.
Sample testing confirms that these are equal to their originals. Nylon, PLA and PVA were already optimised, but ABS and CPE weren't. Now all are optimised except some 0.4mm core profiles. I'll see to those next. Note that the filament flow compensation setting is still wrong in these profiles (it was wrong in the original profiles as well).
Contributes to issue CURA-3650.
There have been some problems in the optimization of these profiles, so we undo this for now, preventing people from editing these materials and risking some warnings in Cura's interface, but providing the correct experience for people trying the new materials.
These are now upgraded to version 3, meaning that they will have to increase their version numbers and remove any start_layers_at_same_position settings they define. None of these profiles define any start_layers_at_same_position so it's just the version number then.
Contributes to issue CURA-3479.
All print temperatures go down 5 degrees and then in the material profile the temperature is increased by 5. This gives the normal profile a +0 instead of +5.
Contributes to issue CURA-3433.
The optimisation script didn't know that the temperature settings in material profiles now refers to default_material_print_temperature rather than material_print_temperature. This caused a few things to go wrong here.
Contributes to issue CURA-3433.
These materials are hard-coded in the optimisation script, so the optimisation script didn't know that those materials were materials and this caused a chain reaction where in the end the profile could only override XML-settings.
These are delivered to me by Pedro J. of ABAX 3D Tech. I modified the file names to be in line with our code standards, and I modified the link to the machine definition to coincide with the file names that were changed there to be in line with our code standards.
Otherwise you get cryptic error messages about settings that may be hidden having invalid values, since minimum fan speed may not be higher than maximum fan speed. The value of the setting with the default settings should be the same.
Contributes to Github issue #1268.
The Ultimaker 3 is now released, so we can make this data public. These are the Ultimaker 3 definition files (with their physical properties as Cura requires them, such as build volume) as well as its extruders, print cores, quality profiles and build plate mesh. And also for the Ultimaker 3 Extended. Modifications to the material profiles will be published in the fdm_materials repository.
Contributes to issue CURA-2737.
Since we want the profile to be selected based on material and we have
profiles like "ABS Normal" and "PLA Normal" we need some way to make
sure we select the same.
Contributes to CURA-2006
