That path is: ~/Library/Application Support/cura-lulzbot/3.6/quality/ When YOU make a profile (assuming you save it) it goes into a similar path but in your home folder.
#SNAILSVN WHERE ARE SETTINGS STORED MAC#
On a Mac it’s located in: /Applications/cura-lulzbot/Contents/Resources/cura/resources/quality/īut that’s the factory profile. You’ll find lots of materials in the folder. 35mm layers).Īnd that’s just ONE material. 15mm layers) and "high speed’ (typically printing. 25mm layer height), a “high detail” (typically printing.
You’ll find this pattern of three different quality files for EACH material to be a common pattern. PolyLite_PLA_(PolyMaker) High_detail_taz6_ Inside that folder you’ll find files for each material AND quality setting that LulzBot has profiled for that printer/toolhead combo.įor example, if we pick on PolyLite PLA (PolyMaker), there are THREE files… named Suppose you have a TAZ 6 with an Aerostruder… there’s a sub-folder named “lulzbot_taz6_aerostruder”.
Inside the quality folder is yet another folder for each printer/toolhead combo. There is also a folder named “quality” and this is where most of the details are stored. But it also has a list of printer/toolhead combinations and if your printer/toolhead combo is on the list then it will show up in the Cura menu (the materials list you see in Cura is based on your printer model and extruder). It has the material name and some very basic stuff (print temp, heated temp, etc.) but not the details. There is a “materials” folder which has a file for each filament profile but this file is fairly basic. I’m on a mac … so the folders will be different but the basic idea will be the same. So really it’s probably the tweaks you are saving that you care about and those are under your home folder. Any tweaks you make (assuming you save them) are stored in files with the same names… but under your home directory instead of in the system directory. There are two places … the LulzBot supplied filament & quality profiles are in one folder.
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