The following bugs – among others – have been addressed in Ultimaker Cura 4.13 beta:įixed an issue that caused the native CAD import plug-in to fail loading, blocking users from opening CAD files in Ultimaker Curaįixed an issue that caused the “pause-at-height” script to stop extruding after resuming on large prints Another set of third-party printers have been added to Ultimaker Cura, improving accessibility Thanks to FieldofView for this contribution! This happens automatically when you export your project. The following improvements have also been implemented in Ultimaker Cura 4.13 beta:Īdd thumbnails to 3mf files. We've made the experience easier than ever, enabling a “click of a button” experience which is made possible by Ultimaker Marketplace, Ultimaker Cura, Ultimaker Digital Factory, and Ultimaker firmware all working better together.
With Ultimaker Cura 4.13 beta, we’ve changed that, giving you access to a seamless material experience for Ultimaker Material Alliance materials – with the ease of use you’ve come to expect from Ultimaker materials.įor this latest update, leave technical work for us. In doing so, however, we did not make it easy for ourselves to ensure full, seamless hardware interaction. This results in print speeds that are up to three times faster – perfect for parts meant for engineering environmentsĪt Ultimaker, we offer more than 200 Ultimaker Marketplace materials. This allows you to print up to twice as fast, perfect for fast prints without switching to a larger print core Releasing a brand-new 0.3 layer height profile, for both the default and draft intent. The trick is to stick to open-source ethos - which Prusa is doing - while competing against numerous knock-off manufacturers selling your own designs while not playing by the open-source rules themselves.We were able to further optimize print profiles for Ultimaker printers, resulting in up to 2x faster overall print speeds – and up to 3x faster print speeds when printing solids. Most of the inexpensive printers out there have design origins that diverge only slightly from the original Prusa open-source designs, which were themselves based on open-source designs. Prusa is already thriving globally and is hardly working in a vacuum. Companies that thrive in the global economy are not usually the ones that work in a vacuum nor support only themselves. If none of these apply, why should another company foot the bill?īut then if you just want to stay all to yourself and not push any boundaries then I suppose what you offer in your comment is the way to go. If a printer manufacturer want's to spend some time and effort providing strong support for their customers by developing tuned profiles, they can do so. If you feel strongly about adding support for your printer, you can certainly do so. It's trivial to add them yourself, but Prusa is not going to pay to do so. What Prusa has, wisely IMO, done is allow 3rd party profiles to be integrated, but requiring either the community or other manufacturers to do any development work, even going so far as to not provide filament profiles to 3rd party printers in the default configuration. Hang out in the various 3D printing communities or sketchy "support" sites many of the inexpensive printer manufacturers run, and you'll see them pointing users to Prusa support.
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What Prusa is also aware of is that the cheap printer companies will parasite off Prusa's support, saving themselves the cost of software development. Software development is something the quality printer manufacturers like Prusa (PrusaSlicer), Ultimaker (Cura), and Raise3D (ideaMaker) do not charge for but invest large amounts of money and effort in.
I think Prusa has recognized this, and the latest versions of PrusaSlicer have made integrating 3rd party printers into the slicer straightforward. Having a product that can have custom support for printers and be even more customization and supported by 3d people of all kinds makes you a force to be reckoned with. increasing ones Brand is what all commercial company in good conscience want. Posted by: It's actually quite simple really, Why would you not want to become the go to product for support of any printer and thus have a larger Brand.
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