While keeping the same amount of features and adding a few more. Less waiting time (before you can print) and Less hoops you'll have to jump trough to get things done. The next major release of Cura will feature: Less buttons (that you need to press like a good little monkey). Because there are many things I do not want in Cura. By trial-and-error, I find virtual servers which holds some port forwards I have already filled out. So for your "There are many thinks that you can implement in CURA".
And that Repetier is yet another "by-power-users for-power-users". Which for me was an indication that they had no clue about what I was actually doing. While Cura was already distributed with an installer. When I asked for a copy I got send a link of the source code. You probably will need to reboot your router for the. Put the TCP and UDP ports for Assetto Corsa Server in the corresponding boxes in your router. Type your computer's IP address into the correct box in your router. Look for the port forwarding section in your router. This page guides you to the best pages to solve problems. The step-by-step process for forwarding a port is: Log in to your router. I announced this on the #RepRap IRC channel (chat) and I got chewed at for making something useless, and Repetier with Slic3r was going to be way better, and I should help out with Repetier instead of running my own. Depending on the used solution, port forwarding may not work for you. A little story from about a year ago, when I released the first version of Cura. I found this out while seeking some bugs in my new slicer and using the GCode preview from Cura and Repetier to compare if there was a bug in my viewer or my gcode.įinally. Surprise, they are not drawn like that, they are just drawn with a thickness. Without knowing too much about what "Gcode" is, or "serial port settings".Īlso, it pretends to show lines in the actual thickness that they are printed. Now, immagine not having Cura, and having Repetier as first program you'll have to use to print. There are some good things in it, and some bad things.īut most important, they follow the "more is more" strategy, being more and more a power-user tool with every version.
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