Hello
I exported makerbot , ultimaker 3d printer file and opened it but didn't find where to change the build dimensions of my custom printer.
I have delta printer with 60 cm height and 30 cm diameter
Thanks
Hey There!
I don't have much experience with Print Studio, but I did find this thread: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/design-validate-document/autodesk-print-studio-printer-settings/td-p/5...
Looks like you can edit the printerTypes.json file and define some custom settings inside there, though I don't know much about it. Though it does look promising:
File located at: C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\AppData\Local\Autodesk\Print Studio\printDB\
You might be limited to a rectangular area though.
Hopefully this can help give you a starting point. If you figure something out, be sure to post an update though!
I know this is an old topic but OP never responded. I tried it out and didn't get very far, at least for a Delta. I tried adding the entry below to no effect. It didn't recognize "type": "delta", and items like "bed_file_id", "default_material_id", "default_profile_id", etc... seem to hold some significance and all point to files that are compiled in an unreadable format. That's a big no-go for custom printers, which is a shame. I was looking forward to using this with Fusion360 and hopefully getting rid of my previous slicers that have been nothing but trouble. With custom printer setup, including non-cartesian style printers, and this could potentially give Simplify3D a run for it's money. Which would be great, as It's prohibitively expensive for some, especially in an educational environment.
Here's the custom printer I added to printerTypes.json
{
"_files": [
"icons.16x16_id",
"icons.32x32_id",
"icons.50x50_id",
"icons.100x100_id",
"build_volume.bed_file_id"
],
"build_volume": {
"bed_file_id": "C:\\Users\\Uijoti\\AppData\\Local\\Autodesk\\Print Studio\\printDB\\0777135D-4513-8466-44DE-DEBCAEB39ECC",
"bed_offset": [
0,
0,
0
],
"bed_size": [
200,
200,
200
],
"home_position": [
0,
0,
0
],
"park_position": [
0,
0,
15
],
"type": "delta"
},
"default_material_id": "FB67831E-BB63-4C76-BC00-8D84F8F44CB9",
"default_profile_id": "75641294-BD6B-44F9-8C34-1DDEB9394296",
"firmware": {
"type": "Marlin",
"version": "1.0.0"
},
"icons": {
"100x100_id": "C:\\Users\\Uijoti\\AppData\\Local\\Autodesk\\Print Studio\\printDB\\BEAF34A5-40C9-C3DE-8170-8FA5BFE3B0B4",
"16x16_id": "C:\\Users\\Uijoti\\AppData\\Local\\Autodesk\\Print Studio\\printDB\\C91F4321-43B8-42BA-3C40-02B67B2464A2",
"32x32_id": "C:\\Users\\Uijoti\\AppData\\Local\\Autodesk\\Print Studio\\printDB\\1AB9C13F-49C5-3215-E5AB-D4BDE371274F",
"50x50_id": "C:\\Users\\Uijoti\\AppData\\Local\\Autodesk\\Print Studio\\printDB\\609024BD-468D-962F-006B-47BE276A5C9E"
},
"id": "F2F4B9B6-1D54-4A16-883E-B0385F27380C",
"manufacturer": "GeeeTech",
"max_materials": 1,
"model_number": "G2S Pro",
"name": "G2S Pro",
"preferred_connection": "usb",
"printable": {
"content": "application/gcode",
"extension": "gcode",
"generates_supports": false,
"thumbnail": "none"
},
"printer_capabilities": {
"bed_temp_max": 0,
"e_speed_max": 3,
"nozzle_diameter": 0.040000000000000001,
"nozzle_extra_length_on_restart": 0.14999999999999999,
"nozzle_lift_z": 0.050000000000000003,
"nozzle_max_volume_per_sec": 300,
"nozzle_min_travel_on_retraction": 0.10000000000000001,
"nozzle_offset": [
0,
0,
0
],
"nozzle_retraction_length": 0.050000000000000003,
"nozzle_temp_max": 250,
"num_extruders": 1,
"travel_feed_rate": 10,
"xy_speed_max": 20,
"z_axis_feed_rate": 3,
"z_speed_max": 0.01
},
"software_info": {
"name": "Cura",
"url": "www.ultimachine.com"
},
"supported_connections": [
{
"protocol": "usb.mod-t",
"type": "usb"
}
],
"technology": "FDM",
"version": 1
},
Where is the equivalent data to printerTypes.json stored in the Mac OSX version of Print Studio?
I have looked quite hard (including grepping my entire HD for "Makerbot") to see where the data might be but no luck so far.
I have only managed to find EmberConfig.json and TorpedoConfig.json in the PrintStudio resources, neither of which seem to be what I need to change the steps-per-mm of my Makerbot clone.