Thanks guys. That warms my heart, and makes the hard work worth doing.
So many exciting things on the horizon, performance improvements, new tools, improvements to existing tools, and a bunch of things I can't talk about yet.
Yes, that is an issue that we need to resolve. Until then, you can make the cylinder slightly larger so that the two faces, the bottom of your part and the bottom of the cylinder, are not touching. If the cylinder reaches outside of your part a little bit, it will subtract much better.
I'm having this problem as well. It appears to have cropped in version 1.5.1. I don't see a "Center On Bed" checkbox available in General -> Output Options. Just Verbose GCode.
Sorry. We tried to replicate your issue using our Flashforge Creator Pro, but we were not able to do it. Maybe there is some difference between the Flashforge and the CTC that we are not aware of. Without having one here for testing, there is not much we can do.
Could you post the gcode or a picture of the layer view?Sounds like its trying to do infill in a small space, causing it to move back and forth very fast.
There are still problems.If I try to go to Layer view, the press Generate as instructed, I get an error report (which I submitted)Also, the apple icon and the MatterControl icon on the top left of screen do not respond in any way.
I did not try printing. I only checked the layer view after slicing and no matter what I set the air gap to I could not get any blank layers between the last interface layer and first layer of the object being printed. I have to assume that if it shows material in the layer view then that is what the printer is going to print. Is there nothing in the layer view that identifies the air gap layers now?I'm sorry but your explanation and animation don't make much sense to me. It sounds like you trying to say that the printer is going to print layers under what has already been printed and I find that hard to believe.
Let me make sure I understand you correctly. When you print using MatterControl on your PC, the temperature drops, but when you use the MatterControl Touch tablet it does not?Could you post the slice settings from your PC?
HI again, now all seems to be fine, I've been able to save some images, I guees you're right, because just some images present the problem, thanks for your concern aniway, I appreciate it, regards!!
Hello!Thanks a lot for your reply.I've added in a paint program a way to show the second extruder temperature in the UI. I've attached it in this post.Regards,Eddy
I found the problem, which I will convey to MakersToolWorks. The problem was the extruder offset. The picture shown in the MendelMax documentation shows an offset of 33; the text shows -33. Minus 33 is correct. Once I changed from 33 to -33, we're just fine.
Use Custom G-Code, specifically Pause G-Code: http://wiki.mattercontrol.com/Settings/Printer/Cus...You'll have to write a line or two of G-Code to get the printer to go where you want, but that will be the best way to accomplish what you're asking about.Here's a link to a good reference on G-Code: http://reprap.org/wiki/G-code