When changing the filament using the context menu of a part, the color change is not reflected on the part. Furthermore, even though all objects are changed to the same filament a prime tower is created and even disabling prime tower doesn’t allow to print.
(version 2.1.1.52)
Is the part (also) painted?
No, the part is not painted.
Can you post a screenshot (slicer prepare tab) or even the model?
Troubleshooting is pretty much impossible based on the description only.
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The paint can icons next to the indiviual objects in the object tree indicate that they are painted.
For each object, click the paint tool and then erase all painting.
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Perfect, that was it, thanks!
I recently started to use obj instead of stl as export format from fusion and I assume this makes all objects being painted.
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Apparently I spoke too soon. I removed the painting and changed the filament for all items. Now I get a warning about mixing high and low temp filaments.
Not owning an H2D, I am not certain as to the color/mapping.
From what I understand, you only want to make a single filament print, right?
In that case, you can delete everything but that one filament, i.e. delete filaments #2 to #4, click the filament slot #1 and select the filament you want to print.
Other items regarding that warning:
- Check if one of those object copies was not accidentally assigned filament #1. Happened to me a few times.
- Check that the support/support interface filament is not accidentally set to PA-CF both in the global and the individual settings. Again: Been there, done that, didn’t get a T-Shirt
Thanks again for the hints! Deleting the PA-CF (was assigned to the external spool) fixed it.
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