Ultimaker
brim only part when use machine_center_is_zero = true
My 3D printer's hotbed measures 100×100, with STL file data ranging from 0 to 100. If machine_center_is_zero is not set to true, the default value in the file fdmprinter.def.json. will be false. Therefore, the gcode file model of the slice is displayed in the corner of the hot bed in Cura. The center of the model appears at (100,100), as shown in the following two images, where the brim only displays a partial view.
If the parameter machine_center_is_zero is set to true, the gcode displayed in Cura for the model slice will appear centered as shown in the image below, but the brim still only shows a partial view. Whether this is a bug remains unclear.
The CuraEngine 5.10.1 I use is the same as the latest CuraEngine 5.11 alpha. Or is there another way to solve this brim missing problem.
The command line is below:D:\my-server\bin\curaEngine\CuraEngine.exe slice -j D:\my-server\public\definitions\geeetech_M1S.def.json -s layer_height=0.3 -s support_enable=false -s adhesion_type=brim -s infill_sparse_density=15 -s print_speed=80 -s wall_thickness=0.8 -s machine_center_is_zero=true -s material_print_temperature=210 -s material_bed_temperature=60 -s cool_min_layer_time=0 -l D:\my-server\public\uploads\ad9d624f-a6db-4322-8b6e-a14e5791cdc0.stl -o D:\my-server\public\uploads\684ff864d3490d579639fd70\b1aeff45-d950-4486-8db8-b532eb472d60.gcode
Fixed by add "center_object": { "default_value": true, "enabled": true } In mypriter's xxx.def.json
It sounds like your problem is fixed and it was a definition file problem. The definition files come from members of the community, or from the printer manufacturer. Ultimaker simply includes them for confenience. Can I go ahead and close this?
