How to do custom nozzle tTemperature to improve surface finish
Using ocra slicer 1.6.3
You set the layer height changes by using mm in the G-code and putting the nozzle temperature.
Start by using the right slide bar tool to find the mm you want to change to a new nozzle value on your part.
You can help eliminate matte finishes or other reasons you need more temperature control for your part.
- Speed changes
- Shell thickness
- Infill %
- Top surface
- Overhangs
Matte Speed Sample:

This PLA part went from overhang speed 80 mm/s to outer wall speeds 172 mm/s and had a matte finish
Post link highrise955 posted about the problem and this is why we now have this community solution. Lets hope they add a slicer nozzle temperature control to the right side toolbar slider ![]()
Speeds on this sample part.
Ok I added more PLA temperature controls just to show what you can do.
Let’s find the mm to change the nozzle temperature again. I picked 60.04 mm and I wanted the nozzle at 220 c so it will show green on the temperature preview when we move the slide up.
The G-code location and you can turn it on or off as needed, add or remove the G-code.
You can see I disabled ;{if layer_z>=100.00} M104 S220{endif} this extra setting is not needed on this part you just add the ; in the front of text.
The other option is save it as a custom printer setting your choice.
Happy 3D Printing ![]()



