And that's a MESS.īut the beautifull think it's that if you select your Process and GROUP them (ctrl+g) ALL the settings that are in common at that moment become CONNECTED! So. Ok, what do you have to do to change the temperature of the whole print? You might have to go one by one writing the new temps, or new fan speeds. But all of them, have the same temp, fan speed and ofc bed size. You have 5 process, all with different nozzle sizes, different layer heights, and even different infills. And that's that you can actually ummm let see if this example it's easier to explain. The think, that's its' quite amazing imo, it's that with S3D, when you Group X number of process, something really beautifull happens. When that happens you are sometimes afraid to change stuff like temperature, fan speed, and for example bed size. There's a think that happens on the brain when you start to work with 6 process like me. short to non existantĬhange settings on 5 process with just changing it on one. Like many thinks on S3D, the documentation it's. Also activate the 'Avoid crossing outline for travel movements' this second option it's like combing of cura, but on S3D you can specify how much, or less, you want your head to move around the print area. To disable many retractions, edit the profile and go to ADVANCED - and activate 'Only retract when crossing open spaces'.

This profile it's ready for 2,85mm users (I use 1.75) so probably the Coasting/wipe, should be higher on others.Īlso this setup will retract A LOT (as it should). Note that the default (machine) starting sequence it's different on this profile, since I prefer to home the head, then the bed, then move down the bed 15mm, then extrude 9mm of filament to purgue, and then it goes to print.Īnd the ending gcode it will retract a total of 3mm.

I decided to finally do a 'general purpose' profile so at least your S3D prints ok. Since the Basic Um2 / Umo plus profile it's just crap. It's a must to understand how to tune many of the S3D settings. It's a bit of a copy of the 3DVerkstan Knowledge Baseīut the interesting point it's that it also (if you read it fully) explains many of the options of Simplif圓D with some visual input. If you start using S3D you MUST read the guide they posted when the 3.x version was launched.

How to move a model up in simplify 3d