Generate 3D Printing G-code with Cura
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Update: 2020/08/17
1. Click to download Cura software.
2. Download Cura configuration files and testing models on our Download Center.
3. Open Cura, add printer into the software according to the following instructions:
It's required to add new printer when you open Cura for the first time. After adding, please jump to step 4 for generating G-code.
A. Click Machine and add a printer.
Machine -> Add printer -> Add a non-networked printer -> Custom -> Custom FFF printer
B. Change Printer name intoRotrics V1.0 , clickAdd to add a new printer.
C. Set the printer settings and extruder parameters:
X(Width) - 150 mm *this is the width of Rotrics plate. For other plate, please use related width.
Y(Depth) - 150 mm *this is the length of Rotrics plate. For other plate, please use related length.
Z(Height) - 270 mm
Origin at center - Yes
G-code flavor - Marlin
X min - 0
Y min - 0
X max - 0
Y max - 0
Start G-code, set the module as 3D printing module, set the filament position as 0 and motion mode as straight-line mode
End G-code, stop the cooling fan and stop heating the nozzle and lift up the nozzle after print is finished.
Set extruder and filament parameters:
Nozzle Size - 0.4 mm
Compatible material diameter - 1.75 mm
D. Click Nextto complete printer setting
4. Click Rotrics V1.0 -> Manage printers -> Profiles -> Import to import the recommended Rotrics printing configuration files.
You can also customize the printing parameters according to different filaments: layer height, fill density, printing temperature, print speed.
5. Upload your 3D model into workspace.
You can get 3D models from these methods:
Use 3D design software, like Fusion 360, Solidworks.
Use 3D scanner.
6. Adjust 3D model size, orientation with the left control section.
7. Click Slice and then Save to File , save the G-code to your computer.
Tips: If you haven't downloaded the configuration file in Step 2, click the following file to download >
Through 3D model sharing website like .
Note: Make sure you've selected the correct machine and print profile before slicing.
