-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 112
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Import Dagoma material specifications #5
Conversation
This is extracted (automatically, with a script) from the resources/XML/xml_config.xml file installed by the Windows install CuraByDagoma_E200_1480427910_d0965d25707767ef87c626dfbaaab4c9.zip (dist.dagoma.fr). Dagoma is the main distributor of these material brands. Note: the filament_flow setting is *NOT* imported as there is no such thing in the current Cura version in materials Note: the color_code are not set Note: the Cura UI is not intuitive with "Generic" types, you get menus such as "brand → PLA → PLA", which is redundant. Note: XML for materials, JSON for printers and INI for qualities looks inconsistent Note: actual printing untested
Comments on your notes:
|
Less the notes, this looks to be working fine. Reviewed and tested. I have permission from all teams involved to add new materials. |
I could be wrong (because I don't have access to the specification), but aren't |
We recently ran into issues because the version number is missing from these files. Colour code seems to be optional. GUID I don't know. In any case, I didn't review these thoroughly enough back then, but we'll make modifications as necessary. |
Cura does throw a number of warnings when displaying the materials page. But I don't know if that's the material's fault or Cura's. Is the fmdmaterial spec available somewhere? |
Note: in their current state, these materials do not work very well due to Ultimaker/Cura#1496 |
* Add initial Tough PLA files. Profiles are copied from normal PLA Other information is still copied from normal PLA, to be revised later EM-2076
This is extracted (automatically, with a script) from the
resources/XML/xml_config.xml file installed by the Windows install
CuraByDagoma_E200_1480427910_d0965d25707767ef87c626dfbaaab4c9.zip
(dist.dagoma.fr).
Dagoma is the main distributor of these material brands.
Note: the filament_flow setting is NOT imported as there is no such
thing in the current Cura version in materials
Note: the color_code are not set
Note: the Cura UI is not intuitive with "Generic" types, you get menus
such as "brand → PLA → PLA", which is redundant.
Note: XML for materials, JSON for printers and INI for qualities looks
inconsistent
Note: actual printing untested