Make sure you are naming your exported gcode file "101hero" just as the ones downloaded from 101land.com are.Matthew
...the machine doesn't seem to be accepting GCODE. Am I missing a step somewhere?
I got hold of a rep from simplify3D. I am hopeful they will be able to help us dial in the right settings there which may translate to Cura.
I'm new to 3D printing and I was able to get the machine to print the 101land items. Now I'm trying to load a test design from Tinkercad sliced by Cura but the machine doesn't seem to be accepting GCODE. Am I missing a step somewhere? The design is a simple 15 layer oval to see if I can get it to work, and so far the machine doesn't do anything when I put in the SD card and press the button.
Quote from: randomkiser on 20 Dec, 2016, 04:25:55 AM...the machine doesn't seem to be accepting GCODE. Am I missing a step somewhere?If you saved the file to your SD card with .gco or other extension, rename the file to 101Hero and delete the extension. Ignore any dialog warning you that removing the extension will warp the universe or whatever. Try again. Good luck.
Quote from: Grayed on 20 Dec, 2016, 22:50:54 PMQuote from: randomkiser on 20 Dec, 2016, 04:25:55 AM...the machine doesn't seem to be accepting GCODE. Am I missing a step somewhere?If you saved the file to your SD card with .gco or other extension, rename the file to 101Hero and delete the extension. Ignore any dialog warning you that removing the extension will warp the universe or whatever. Try again. Good luck.Thank you!I had to make a change to the GCODE start and end to mimic what was in the 101hero files from the 101land.com site, but once I did that it works pretty well. The only other alteration I have to make each time I download a GCODE file from Cura is to delete M190 S70.000000 and M109 S200.000000 from the top of the GCODE file and it works fine now.There is probably an easier way to do this, but I haven't gotten to that yet.Really appreciate the help!