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Add missing `reference_material_id`
jellespijker Oct 23, 2024
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Add reference id to BASF and remove reference ID from generic ASA.
pkuiper-ultimaker Oct 23, 2024
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion basf_ultrafuse_316l_175.xml.fdm_material
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</name>
<GUID>87cfe9c8-ea64-49c9-bf08-e4923c85fe7c</GUID>
<reference_material_id>ultrafuse-316l</reference_material_id>
<version>1</version>
<reference_material_id>ultrafuse-316l</reference_material_id>
<version>2</version>
<color_code>#78858B</color_code>
<description>Filament filled with metal powder. Debind and sointer to get final part.</description>
<adhesion_info>Print directly on the build surface with no raft or brims and support disabled</adhesion_info>
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62 changes: 31 additions & 31 deletions generic_asa_175.xml.fdm_material
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Generic ASA 1.75mm profile. The data in this file may not be correct for your specific machine.
-->
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Generic</brand>
<material>ASA</material>
<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>416eead4-0d8e-4f0b-8bfc-a91a519befa5</GUID>
<version>7</version>
<color_code>#ffe92a</color_code>
<description>ASA combines the qualities of ABS with the added benefit of UV resistance and additional moisture resistance making it ideal for equipment exposed to sunlight and rain over long periods of time – such as products for the agriculture, transportation, and power and utility industries.</description>
<adhesion_info>No glue needed</adhesion_info>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.07</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
</properties>
<settings>
<setting key="print temperature">240</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">200</setting>
<setting key="heated bed temperature">90</setting>
<setting key="build volume temperature">36</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">0</setting>
<setting key="hardware compatible">yes</setting>
</settings>
</fdmmaterial>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Generic ASA 1.75mm profile. The data in this file may not be correct for your specific machine.
-->
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Generic</brand>
<material>ASA</material>
<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>416eead4-0d8e-4f0b-8bfc-a91a519befa5</GUID>
<version>9</version>
<color_code>#ffe92a</color_code>
<description>ASA combines the qualities of ABS with the added benefit of UV resistance and additional moisture resistance making it ideal for equipment exposed to sunlight and rain over long periods of time – such as products for the agriculture, transportation, and power and utility industries.</description>
<adhesion_info>No glue needed</adhesion_info>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.07</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
</properties>
<settings>
<setting key="print temperature">240</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">200</setting>
<setting key="heated bed temperature">90</setting>
<setting key="build volume temperature">36</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">0</setting>
<setting key="hardware compatible">yes</setting>

</settings>
</fdmmaterial>
65 changes: 33 additions & 32 deletions generic_bvoh_175.xml.fdm_material
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Generic BVOH 1.75mm profile. The data in this file may not be correct for your specific machine.
-->
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Generic</brand>
<material>BVOH</material>
<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>923e604c-8432-4b09-96aa-9bbbd42207f4</GUID>
<version>2</version>
<color_code>#ffaaff</color_code>
<description>This is the baseline profile for the Water soluble support material BVOH. BVOH is a matching support material for PLA, ABS, ASA, PET-G, Nylon, TPU.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use the same temperatures and adhesion method as your build material(s).</adhesion_info>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.14</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
</properties>
<settings>

<!-- Define as soluble support material -->
<cura:setting key="material_is_support_material">true</cura:setting>

<setting key="print temperature">205</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">150</setting>
<setting key="heated bed temperature">60</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">88</setting>
</settings>
</fdmmaterial>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Generic BVOH 1.75mm profile. The data in this file may not be correct for your specific machine.
-->
<fdmmaterial xmlns="http://www.ultimaker.com/material" xmlns:cura="http://www.ultimaker.com/cura" version="1.3">
<metadata>
<name>
<brand>Generic</brand>
<material>BVOH</material>
<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>923e604c-8432-4b09-96aa-9bbbd42207f4</GUID>
<reference_material_id>bvoh</reference_material_id>
<version>3</version>
<color_code>#ffaaff</color_code>
<description>This is the baseline profile for the Water soluble support material BVOH. BVOH is a matching support material for PLA, ABS, ASA, PET-G, Nylon, TPU.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use the same temperatures and adhesion method as your build material(s).</adhesion_info>
</metadata>
<properties>
<density>1.14</density>
<diameter>1.75</diameter>
</properties>
<settings>

<!-- Define as soluble support material -->
<cura:setting key="material_is_support_material">true</cura:setting>

<setting key="print temperature">205</setting>
<setting key="standby temperature">150</setting>
<setting key="heated bed temperature">60</setting>
<setting key="print cooling">88</setting>
</settings>
</fdmmaterial>
3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion generic_cpe_175.xml.fdm_material
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We do not need a reference_material_id for generic brand materials. We only support Ultimaker brand materials for method and sketch. The Generic materials are all excluded in teh machine definitions of these machines.
For other machines the material_reference_id has no meaning at all. Best not to put materials reference ids for the generic materials in the all_materials.csv.

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This is just syncing them with how they're currently used in Cura, DF, Lauren based on the uuid.

When I'm back on Wednesday I will create aan Look up table for the Mirage on look-up-tables that we have.

Let's leave these PR's open for now. We don't have a rush to get these in before Wednesday

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I only removed ASA and Nylon-CF for now, because there are already Ultimaker materials linked to them. The PC. BVOH, CPE, TPU and HIPS have no Ultimaker material mapped to them, so we can use the Generic materials.

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<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>da1872c1-b991-4795-80ad-bdac0f131726</GUID>
<version>6</version>
<reference_material_id>cpe</reference_material_id>
<version>7</version>
<color_code>#159499</color_code>
<description>Chemically resistant and tough. CPE is chemically inert, tough, dimensionally stable and handles temperatures up to 70ºC.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use glue.</adhesion_info>
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<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>a468d86a-220c-47eb-99a5-bbb47e514eb0</GUID>
<version>5</version>
<reference_material_id>hips</reference_material_id>
<version>6</version>
<color_code>#12f3e0</color_code>
<description>Support material.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use the same temperatures and adhesion method as your build material(s).</adhesion_info>
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion generic_pc_175.xml.fdm_material
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<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>62414577-94d1-490d-b1e4-7ef3ec40db02</GUID>
<version>7</version>
<reference_material_id>pc</reference_material_id>
<version>8</version>
<color_code>#F29030</color_code>
<description>Strong, tough and temperature resistant. PC offers a great print quality, heat resistance up to 110ºC, mechanical strength and toughness.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use glue for small prints. An adhesion sheet is recommended for larger prints. Set your print speed to a low value (10mm/sec) to get better layer bonding.</adhesion_info>
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<color>Generic</color>
</name>
<GUID>19baa6a9-94ff-478b-b4a1-8157b74358d2</GUID>
<version>12</version>
<reference_material_id>tpu</reference_material_id>
<version>13</version>
<color_code>#B22744</color_code>
<description>Wear and tear resistant. TPU features a Shore-A hardness of 95 and an elongation of up to 580% at break. Suitable for applications that require slight flexibility, wear and tear, and chemical resistance.</description>
<adhesion_info>Use glue.</adhesion_info>
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