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Open Flancos opened this issue 2 months ago • 2 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem?

Mindíg frusztrált vagyok amikor.... NEM , nem vagyok fruszrtált , de nem látom a betüket egy 27" képernyőn! ( ennél kisseb betüket nemlátok)

Describe the solution you'd like

Betü méretes előre definiált profilokat szeretnék kicsi ( ez már kész is van) , Közepes , és NAGY

Describe alternatives you've considered

A témák tartalmazhatnák az opciókat.

Affected users and/or printers

Én fogok belőle profitálni , gonoljátok csak át , látni fogok 4-500 beállítást , hát nem csodálatos?

Additional information & file uploads

A Téma kreátor plugin az előző verziókban sem működött, pontosabban nem változtatott meg semmit!

Flancos avatar Oct 24 '25 20:10 Flancos

Regarding your monitor - Everything in the window is shrunk down so it will fit. The higher your screen resolution, the greater the shrinkage. Cura's dialogs and controls are designed for multiple operating systems and so might not respond to OS changes as you would expect a "native" application to do. I suppose that's why the fonts don't scale up.

@HellAholic created the plugin and my experience is that his stuff works.

I'll go through his instructions for the plugin. This assumes that "Theme Creator" has been installed from the MarketPlace.

In Cura select "Extensions" and then "Theme Creator" and "Create Theme" In the Theme Creator dialog:

  1. Enter a name for your new theme.
  2. Scroll down to "Default Fonts" and increase the size of all three "defaults".
  3. Click on "Export Theme" and the JSON file will auto-save to your Configuration Folder and the "Themes" sub-folder.
  4. There will be an acknowledgement message. Dismiss that message.
  5. "Close" the Create Theme dialog.
  6. On the Cura Menu Bar - Click on "Preferences" and select "Themes".
  7. Select your new "Custom Theme".
  8. Close and restart Cura.

Whenever you open the "Create Theme" dialog it appears to always open with the defaults of the "Ultimaker" theme rather than the "Active Theme" (I have a feeling that behavior will be changed in about an hour.) If you want to edit a Custom Theme you need to "Import" it first. After making changes you would need to Export it again.

This is my "Old Man with Bad Eyes" custom theme on my 17" laptop screen. The "Default Font" is Times New Roman and the "Default Font Sizes" are 1.45 for all three.

Image

GregValiant avatar Oct 26 '25 13:10 GregValiant

Tisztelt Greg Valiant!

Köszönöm szépen , most dolgozom rajta, bízom benne, hogy megoldódik a problémám!

GregValiant @.***> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. okt. 26., V, 14:48):

GregValiant left a comment (Ultimaker/Cura#21086) https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/21086#issuecomment-3448559828

Regarding your monitor - Everything in the window is shrunk down so it will fit. The higher your screen resolution, the greater the shrinkage. Cura's dialogs and controls are designed for multiple operating systems and so might not respond to OS changes as you would expect a "native" application to do. I suppose that's why the fonts don't scale up.

@HellAholic https://github.com/HellAholic created the plugin and my experience is that his stuff works.

I'll go through his instructions for the plugin. This assumes that "Theme Creator" has been installed from the MarketPlace.

In Cura select "Extensions" and then "Theme Creator" and "Create Theme" In the Theme Creator dialog:

  1. Enter a name for your new theme.
  2. Scroll down to "Default Fonts" and increase the size of all three "defaults".
  3. Click on "Export Theme" and the JSON file fill auto-save to your Configuration Folder and the "Themes" sub-folder.
  4. There will be an acknowledgement message. Dismiss that message.
  5. "Close" the Create Theme dialog.
  6. On the Cura Menu Bar - Click on "Preferences" and select "Themes".
  7. Select your new "Custom Theme".
  8. Close and restart Cura.

Whenever you open the "Create Theme" dialog it appears to always open with the defaults of the "Ultimaker" theme rather than the "Active Theme" (I have a feeling that behavior will be changed in about an hour.) If you want to edit a Custom Theme you need to "Import" it first. After making changes you would need to Export it again.

This is my "Old Man with Bad Eyes" custom theme on my 17" laptop screen. The "Default Font" is Times New Roman and the "Default Font Sizes" are 1.45 for all three. image.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/957cbfbe-9947-4c90-b60e-c2082417c9d2

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Flancos avatar Oct 27 '25 07:10 Flancos