where stated in the link you've suggested).īTW, I have noticed that those files contains "variants" configurations while in settings online help, it is claimed that "variant" concept is deprecated since Cura 2.6. Those screenshots are taken from my arm64 Unix box (debian) running smartavionics Cura from Github but I have exactly the same behavior on my two other instances of Cura 4.11 installed on 2 Wintel platforms (a laptop and a desktop) where I had always uncompressed the profiles files in the right path (i.e. This is what appears in my printers menu each time I add the KAD Mega Zero printer in my Cura Profiles.
There are reasons why I haven't replaced my old contributed "Anycubic Mega Zero" profile in upstream Cura with newer ones, but that's separate story. Profiles that I have are tweaking parameters in the base definitions, that's why there is no way to export delta via standard ways.Īlso, the way how those profiles are developed and maintained in my source tree is in the same way as all embedded profiles in the Cura, so at any moment they can be contributed into upstream Cura. So, if the base was "Anycubic i3", like on factory profiles, you will need to select same as basis. If all placed correctly, in "Add new printer" dialog you will see "KAD" as "vendor" of the printer.Įxport from Cura is only exporting differences against base printer.
on my Linux box it is in ~/.local/share/cura/4.10/ Regarding installation: those should be unpacked either in the same directories where Cura installed, or in user settings folders (locations are described in Cura documentation): E.g.
Ultimaker cura 4.10 archive#
The current archive is at - this verified to work with 4.10 and based on what I see in 4.11 pre-release source code, it should work there as well without modifications.
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