PP-350 cleanup print temperature #257
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Make the temperature defined in the .xml.fdm_material files match the printing temperature for an AA [email protected] layers profile.
Frederic98
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Changed the print temperature in the .xml.fdm_material profiles to match the actual print temparature on a 0.4 nozzle @ 0.15mm layers. This to make the temperatures more consistent. There is a matching branch in Cura (PR). These pull requests should be merged simultaneously.
All the relevant quality files have been adjusted to have the correct temperature offset on top of default_material_print_temperature to have the same resulting printing temperature.