So with one perimeter and measure it with the digital caliber. For best results, I recommend printing a calibration cube in vase mode.

Extrusion Width : This parameter identifies the thickness of the line that is drawn during extrusion.

Multiplier : This is the value of the stream, 1 is the regular flow and should only be changed if we encounter over or under extrusion issues.

Nozzle diameter : is the diameter of the exit hole of the nozzle, normally 0.4 mm, but may vary.

So if you don’t have 2, in the left panel, it’ll be fine to have only “Primary Extruder”.

This tab gives us all the extrusion-related settings. An example could be the switch from 3mm to 1.75mm of filament size after extruder change. But know that if I don’t talk about them it means that only professionals should touch them or at any rate for specific purposes. You are very free to try to change other values. The values that can be changed are many, to lighten the guide I will comment only those that I think are important or to be changed.

All other settings will “rule you up” through the settings of the various TAB. Here too, it is better to use the name of the printer. To print flexible filament therefore, where you also need to reduce the speed it is advisable to have a separate process.Īs a second step we will have to set the profile. It is certainly true that you can change the printing material, but the change is only about the temperature. If we are creating a particular process, for hypotheses for the flexible filament it will be good to integrate it into the name, it will become: CR10 – Flexible filament. When you create, a new window will appear:įirst we rename the process, for convenience we should rename it with the name of our printer. You can add a process through the Add button, as you can also go to vary the parameters of an existing procedure by pressing the Edit Process Settings button. Simpify allows you to manage and modify many parameters, the settings of which depend on a number of reasons, including printer, filament and other conditions. The Process is the set of settings that define the printing of the object. Simplify Settings: Process Process definition If you are not an expert and have not yet read the first 2 guides, in preparation for this, I recommend you do so: If you have read the second guide on Simplify: Menu and Toolbar you will already be aware that you can apply different processes to a single object. You can create an infinite amount of processes. A Process is the set of settings that will be applied to the template when creating the Gcode. For comparison we can say that what in Care is theprinter, in Simplify is the process. The Simplify 3D settings follow the process rule.

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