Hi MatterControl users!

The MatterControl team is always looing to add new profiles for the latest printers. If you have a printer not currently supported in MatterControl and have developed a profile for it, please upload it to GitHub for inclusion in our supported printers list. If your profile is accepted we will send you $15 of store credit for the MatterHackers.com.

Rules:

1. The profile must be your own original work that you've done to get your printer working with MatterControl.
2. The profile must be for a stock version of the printer, not modified in any way. Your own printer can be modded, but the profile must work well with a stock version of your printer.

Steps:

• Export your profile
  • 
• Zip it
• Upload it to GitHub
• Let us know you sent it
  • Send a note to support@matterhackers.com with the GitHub issue (you can copy the URL) and your email address. We'll check it out, and if it looks good we'll reply with a coupon code for $15 of store credit.

Profiles must be complete, not currently part of MatterContol, and have some market presence. Approval will be at the sole discretion of MatterHackers.

You can find the latest release notes here. You can also go to help in MC and find them there.

There were not any changes that should have affected your profile, not sure how that happened. We will dig into what might have gone wrong there. Thanks for the heads up.

Below is a copy of the what's new:

You can find the complete release notes here

Latest Update Details

Changes

• Features
  • Collecting history data after print finishes
  • Added option to run print leveling validation if printer has a probe
  • Added import of FFF (Simplify3D) prifiles
• UI improvements
  • Working on new GLFW backend to fix Mac and Linux issues (not quite ready yet)
  • "Just my Settings' working for Quality and Material editing
  • Added a simple measure tool
    
• Bugs
  • Made Gyroid infill fill to edge
  • Fixd regression with bridging directions
  • Fixed M83 (extrude relative)
  • Fixed selection issue when adding scale to part

Agreed :). We plan to add the ability to push any Blue override down into the current Material or Quality setting (you can push them to default now but it will be better if you can push them where you want).

You can also find this information in help.

Thanks for filing the bug. We will investigate and get it corrected.

That is not why.
The majority of our profiles are donated by users and we have not had one for the Artillery submitted yet. Please let us know if you get it working well and we will be happy to add it to the set of supported printers.

Thank you for all your help.

@HAMprinter has the idea of it. We can't know all the possible things that might need to be adjusted for a given quality or material, so we allowed the entire set to be considered. It can add some confusion and clearly they are not all relevant, but we have seen some unexpected benefit from having the larger set.

It may be that your x-carriage has come up and is not pushing the limit switches. I think Z can only move up when the switches are triggered. There were a few different designs so it could be something else but it is almost definitely the hardware.

If you don't see the problem there you can export the terminal log and post the bits where you are moving the axis. That way we can see if the z axis is being told to move down.

The mac build has not been updated yet. Will do it soon. Apple is always a moving target and it is hard to get it released at the same time as Windows.

You can change the snap here:

The confusion around scaling a cube and also changing it's size is something we are hopping to address in the future.