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After is sat outside for 22 hours at 92% humidity? I would never do that to any of my printers! But I do wish I could've shown some type of before and after test without causing a large cleanup! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

@@pushingplastic7445 lol yeah, excellent point. Keep making the great content.

@@LarryBerg I can't find that, in Creality print

@@funfun8095 Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion setting

In the Quality section of Creality Print 5.0, turn on Advanced Settings and you'll find the elephants foot compensation. I hope this helps!! Thanks for watching!

@@pushingplastic7445 👍

I've heard the same over the years and it does make sense. But I can honestly say that it's never happened to me....yet. But that's the nice thing about the Space Pi, with the preset temperatures and filament types it takes away some of the mishaps that might happen. Just check the chart in the instruction manual and don't over exceed them and you'll be fine. I'm getting ready to load some ASA into the Space Pi myself!!! Thanks for watching!

87% on the flow seems really low! But if that's what the results show I would stick with it. For the retraction I would keep going until you find the happy spot. What filament type? PLA?

@@pushingplastic7445 It is PLA+, Inland brand from microcenter

You got it! But I found a bug in the flow rate calibration and was holding off until that was fixed. But in the mean time, if you want to get a head start, in the upper right part of the screen where the filament type is, it might say something like "PLA". Click on the downward pointing arrow. This will show your current material, printing and bed temperatures. To the right of those, you'll see a pencil icon. Click on that and that's where you modify/create material profiles. I hope this helps, if not let me know! Thanks for watching!

i notice there is overlap in the 'edit' button in parameter config and in the 'manage' button under materials so i'm wondering what gets coded when you slice? to me it seems it is the parameters set in parameter config

in manage it said auto temp was off but in parameter config it was on and i noticed my temp was not where i set it when i checked mid print

If you are running this in Creality 5.0, it doesn't work right. There are bugs in the flow rate calibration in versions up to 5.0.2.8694

@@pushingplastic7445 I'm running it in creality print, I just downloaded creality print 5.0 and it doesn't list my ender 3 v3 se as an option for a printer on there.

Yes, you'll want to run this for each type of filament you use.

In the Support section, you need to enable supports and turn on Advance settings. But I'm only seeing first layer support density.

I would check out this video, it's more up to date and takes away a lot of the work. th-cam.com/video/fjlGvtNSlYw/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for the kind words and thank you for watching!!!! It's very much appreciated!

Definitely! I haven't done one yet because of the flaw in the flow rate test. When setting up Pass 2, it's suppose to ask for the results of Pass 1. It doesn't but I did submit the bug report!

@@pushingplastic7445 Thanks appreciate it

It does help! In most cases it's faster too! Thanks for watching!

I wanted to but I wasn't sure how well this video would go over and I didn't want to extend the length of it demonstrating a feature for a printer that we can't buy yet. But I did play with the paint options. I like what I see!!!!!

The second icon from the right in the tool bar is for Paint On seams. If you turn on Advance settings on the Quality tab you'll find the seam settings. Thanks for watching!

I'll try to duplicate this and see if I can figure it out!

In the top toolbar, Adaptive Layers is the icon all of the way to the right, it looks like a bunch or lines. Select your model, click that button. When the dialog box pops up slide the top slider towards Quality, .25 should be good. The further you move it towards quality the better it will look but the longer the print time will be. I hope this helps!!! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I hope it helped! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for saying that!!! I'm glad the video helped and thank you so very much for watching!

Thanks to viewers like yourself helping this channel grow, I was able to get a new microphone! Thanks you so very much for watching and putting up with the bad audio!!

Good question. github.com/CrealityOfficial/CrealityPrint/releases/download/v5.0.2/Creality_Print-v5.0.2.8689-macx-x86_64-Release.dmg

awesome! How did the benchy do? Thanks for watching!

Yes it does!!!

@@pushingplastic7445 i just got a K1 max and your video helped me! I used creality 5.0 and just found the sweet spot for my glow in the dark pla ;)

Awesome, I'm glad this helped! I appreciate you watching and thrill that you subscribed!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Good question, yes, it's very possible. Some of those printers may have the same flow but I would be willing to bet that they are all relatively close to each other.

I love the variable layer height option!! It works great for sloped parts too! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!!

I appreciate that! Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching!

That's very humbling! Thanks for those kind words and I thank you for watching!!! Comments like this make it all worth while!

Thank you for watching! It's very much appreciated!

I'm assuming you mean infill percentage. It's with the strength settings. There is no support percentage, but there are a lot of support settings that you can find in the Support tab and click Advanced.

@@pushingplastic7445 thank you

@@pushingplastic7445 i printed a model on the default settings, im really struggling removing the supports. Could you do another video like you did with the previous version.....it would really help.. many thanks

@@pushingplastic7445 ps, it was the support density percentage i couldnt find

@@grimwoody9481 Yes I will!!!!!

Thanks! I was raised in an area here in the states where a lot of people migrated from Poland in the early 1900's. Lot's of love for the people of Poland! Thanks for watching!

Good call! I noticed that as well and had a note to mention that in the video and I dropped the ball. I put in a message with the Creality developers on that one. For now I did the "old way" of dialing in Flow where you print the hollow cube, 2 walls, no top, do some measuring, a little calculating....ect. I have an older video on my channel using that method if it helps. Thanks for watching!

I don't have the KE, I have an SE, a K1 Max and a few of the other Enders but not the KE. So far I found the built in profiles to be really good.

Cura is a good slicer. I was using it all of the time and started using Creality Print when the K1 Max was released. Creality Print handles that printer better than Cura did. But the one thing I would like to see in Creality Print that Cura has is the Per Model Settings, or modifiers as they're known in Orca. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!

Awesome! I'm a big fan of monotonic ordering myself! I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, I appreciate those words! Thanks for watching!

So you come here, post profanities and give it thumbs down? You didn't mention anything about your computer setup, printer, the size of the model or any of the settings you tried. That's kind of pathetic, don't you think?

Windows 11& Ender 5 Is this something unusual? This slicer is pathetic....

@@1r3k1970 Actually the Ender 5 is unusual since it's not on the list of compatible printers yet and this is why you are experiencing problems. But even if you have an issue with the slicer, why hit the thumbs down on my video? I didn't cause your problems.

thumbs down??

does the previous have ender 3 v3 SE

@@jeremyschumacher9123 yes. That is what I have.

Same here with the K1 Max! I hope they get some of the other printer profiles done soon! I really want to see how they work!

@@pushingplastic7445 more print profiles would be nice! The V3 KE has one profile and it is 0.2mm layer height I wonder if they plan on doing 0.1/0.3/0.38

Did you notice any difference in the vibration compensation with the KE pls?

@@jacobcauchi5933 it certainly seems to be running smoother than before! And it was running well before (KE) The more I use CR Print 5.0, the more I love it! I’ve tried almost all of the slicers and this one just works perfect with the KE I’m gonna do linear rails on the bed and make the gantry rigid, then here comes 500mm/s 😄

There's nothing wrong with that! I try to put videos out for Cura, Orca & Creality Print. In fairness, I use to use Cura exclusively, then I gave Super Slicer a chance. I really liked that one. After getting an X1C and having to use Bambu Studio for that printer until Orca came along and covered all printers. I actually started using Creality Print because I wanted to check out the printer profiles so I could duplicate them for Orca. Sorry, kind of rambling on here with my trip down memory lane! I appreciate the kind words and I thank you for watching my videos! What slicer are you using?

@@pushingplastic7445 I followed a similar path to yours, except I could not afford a Bambu but finally got a K1 Max and moved to Orca at that point and not looked back. Keep up the great work!

They are not overridden

@@pushingplastic7445 What top layer settings would you recommend for this test?

@@mrblond4325 The test will set that up for you.

@@pushingplastic7445 ok thank you

My question is will the parts required to upgrade those machines to color be cost effective and will the process be easy enough for "most" users to do it themselves vs buying a new printer that comes from the factory ready to print color.

@@pushingplastic7445 what creailty told me that the upgrade will include all the parts required including the CMS i am waiting on the K2 and K2 plus coming out i alway wait and see how it doe's never rush into stuff it will bit you in the ass. here in the UK there a delay in getting printer by 3 months behind you guys in the USA.

@@nigel5823 Same thing I was told. My concern is that upgrading the K-series to color print via a kit might be beyond the skill level of some users.

Click on the Creality logo in the upper left corner of the Creality Print screen. You'll find the Calibration menu there! Thanks for watching!

@@pushingplastic7445 lol i was just kidding from before, thank you!

It does have a few bugs, but I know that Creality is currently working hard on Creality Print 5.1 to address these bugs and add new features!

@@pushingplastic7445 i haven't tried the pause for colour change yet, have you? I'll be trying that out tomorrow

Orca slicer is a fork of Prusa slicer as is Bambu Studio and Super Slicer. Prusa Slicer is based on Slic3r, that's how this works. Each developer put's their own twist on their version of the slicer as they develop it.

Thank you for watching!

Creality Print 5.0 has a revamped printing algorithm that reduces overall print speed and improves print quality. This could be why you are noticing a difference is print direction. Thanks for watching.

That's what I like to hear! Thanks for watching!

Awesome, I'm glad it helped! Thanks for watching!