@larsbrubaker How do you get the temps to change for each layer? I am using a pulse e-422, the temp stays a consistent 200deg for all layers.

@larsbrubaker

Hmm I'm not seeing that line, perhaps I need to add something instead?

Current end gcode:

G91; Set to Relative position
G1 Z3 E-3; move z axis up
G28 ; home axis
G1 F250 E-16; Retract filament from barrel
G92 E0; zero the extruded length
G90; Set to Absolute position
M104 S0 ; turn off temperature
M140 S0 ; turn off heated bed
M106 S0 ; Turn off fan
M18;
M117 All Done!!!

Hello Peter, I came on here tonight to investigate a file access issue and saw your post. You may have figured this out by now, but anything physically related to the printer will be in the printer tab. There should already be two extruders defined in the printer profile you are using. Click the little pencil under the Printer tab to be able to change parameters. Hit the floppy disk icon to save what you changed. There is only one nozzle diameter that applies to all nozzles the printer has. Note: if you do not see the printer tab, then click the three dots up on the right side and click the "Show Printer" line to have the printer tab displayed.

Although this may be a bit late, I had a similar issue with a failure to connect. The issue was Baud rate.

Dave J

Hi. Is there any news on this? Is there a way to add new fonts?

i found i can open system file and get to hard drive just not through "add to bed" is that a bug or designed that way?

@pjankins Upper right corner has 3 vertical dots. Click that and choose reset.

This is a private link and I cannot download it. Can you make a public link?
Thanks.

@thekarlmiller I do this with a Duet3, should be the same with a Duet 2 board. You need to set the printer parameters in MatterControl for your specific printer. If there is no preset, choose Other > Other.

You will have to modify your gcode post export. Use Notepad++. Scroll down your your start code until you see M400, M107. Insert G29 S1 into the gcode and save it.

Upload the gcode through the DWC as normal afterwards.

Let me know if you have any problems.

@dmnmet
On "Printer" tab >
"Hardware" tab, "Has heated bed" switch off.
"Features" tab, Behavior > "heat before homing" switch off.

I can translate primitives, but not premade stl files. Try right clicking on the object, Modify>Translate>Transform. And click the apply button. See if it scales?

This has been fixed in current releases

Fixed on my system.