Hello,

Three days ago I switched from Cura to MatterControl to use the "pause at height" option. I've loved the results from slicing my models in MC but I started getting gaps in the tops of my prints.

I have the "Fill Thin Gaps" and "Expand Thin Walls" options on but recent batches have gaps. The first batch of three models I printed didn't have this problem but a different one I somewhat fixed. I tried to match my Cura settings in MC since I didn't have this problem in Cura but some settings are named differently or some settings aren't there.

Below are pictures of my settings and the gaps I have in prints.

Prints: https://imgur.com/a/wXEIftF

Thanks in advanced,
Vel

Update:

I left it "attempting to connect" with the setup wizard for about 30 minutes, canceled the process, closed MatterControl, left my printer plugged in, opened MatterControl, and it auto connected.

I don't understand how it connected this time but it did. I was even able to start the print from MatterControl so it seems to have connected without issue.

So technically my issue is solved even though I don't know how. I'm not sure leaving it to connect to 30 minutes solved the problem. Any idea what could have worked so I know for future and for other users who may be searching for answers as well?

Hello,

I'm trying to connect my Monoprice Select Mini V2 to MatterControl using a USB but it seems to get sort of hung. I can still click the back button or cancel but it doesn't seem to connect.

I used the setup wizard, followed the steps, and when I click "Connect" it just says "attempting to connect" but after a few minutes nothing changes.

I left it for 20+ minutes, tried the manual setup, and I installed the Arduino drivers, I updated MatterControl but it still doesn't connect.

My printer's firmware is 40.156.2 and I'm on Windows 10. Do I need to update my printer's firmware to V41? Install another driver?

Thanks in advance,
Vel