Remove material_print_temperature from sovol_base_planetary.def.json #16856
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This should not be defined at the printer level as it overrides material default print temperature. Every gcode file comes out at 195* unless this setting is removed here, regardless of your material settings.
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This is a duplicate of, and fixes one less problem than #16107. Though I've only tested the temperature part. |
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Closing this in favor of #16107 |
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Description
material_print_temperature should not be defined at the printer level as it overrides material default print temperature. Every gcode file comes out at 195* unless this setting is removed here, regardless of your material settings.
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How Has This Been Tested?
Tested by editing this file on the installed version of Cura on my PC. After this setting is removed at the printer definition level, the default temperature setting at the material definition level actually affects the final product, as you would expect.