I have no problems printing the model on my P1S… The A1 has the same sized plate… so my questions is, would anyone with an A1 be so kind and try to load the second plate of the model (no need to print it) and see if you get a similar problem?
Ok, loaded the model on my A1 and the second plate is set to Per Object and the BS reported that the parts were too close together. I just readjusted the parts and it sliced with no issues.
Alright, so its exactly what I thought and had explained to that guy.
Now I’ll have to see how to relocate them, so when selecting an A1, it works. I’d say BS is at fault here, as selecting my P1S works without any issues.
There are two important things you need to understand that are not publicised related to print-by-object:
The A series cannot print items as tall as the P, X & I assume the H2D, due to the core-xy vs bed-slinger.
When you publish a print profile using the print-by-object option, the automatic slicing to other compatible printers will not occur. You must provide multiple versions.
Which profile are you referencing and have you uploaded a new one since you asked the first question?
If you are talking about the profile “Thread Rod Verison” and specifically plate 2, it will never work on the A1 mini.
The clearance areas around even two objects are too large.
It will work on the A1 if you use the Shift + A option to auto-arrange the items on the plate. It will move the tall object to the back so it will not get hit by the arm when printing the other two items.
You will have to create an A1 mini-series profile specifically that has those items on different plates and NOT using print-by-object.
I have to check the other one tomorrow. For now its time to go to bed… its 3am🥱
PD: Never wanted it to work for the A1 Mini. I thought that guy was using an A1 Mini - but it turns out he uses an A1. I didn’t understand why it didn’t work for him, as with my P1S (having the same sized plate) I could slice it without any problem. After your post I understood.
