Gta 5 100 Save Game Profile
Elisabet Schwartzkopf
You can save profiles for Print, Filament and Printers using the floppy disc symbol as described above. The only limitation is it has to have a different name to the built in system presets but you can over write your own custom ones. Prusa dont allow you to over write the defaults as when it does an update that would also over write your changes so they sidestep the issue by not allowing it in the first place.
Saving a project is done on the from the top menu File > Save Project As then save it as a .3mf file. This not only saves the contents of the plater (models and modifiers etc) but it also saves ALL the settings from the Print, Filament and Printer profile currently loaded at the same time so its more like a complete snapshot of Prusa Slicer at the time.
As an aside one thing its good to get into the habit of is export your configurations as a config bundle and saving them somewhere safe. That way if you had to reinstall or set up on a different machine you can just import the config bundle and get all your presets back as they were.
Sorry thought I'd cover both bases ? We get people who dont know you can even save a project or the benefits it allows so thought I'd include in case someone does a web search and finds this thread later.
Something else about the mirror functionality you mentioned, if you select a part and change the co-ordinates used from World to local the mirror shortcut icons appear in the right hand menu. World co-ordinates are the default and so a mirror (if you could apply it at that level) would theoretically mirror the part in respect to the print bed, so flip it over from one side to the other position wise too.
With the coordinates set to local the software then knows you want to mirror around its internal axis. Just another one of those features/functions you have to stumble across by accident until a manual is available.
"Save to device" is not the mechanic for the K95 Platinum. Make sure you are in K95P HW1 (2 or 3), add the Rain lighting effect to to HW1, then click the the onboard profiles tab (bottom left). Finally, click on one of the three little SD card icons that matches the HW profile. If should create a confirmation pop-up.
Yes, in 'Onboard Profiles', empty slot #1,2 or 3. After clicking on a slot, a popup appears with "Save K95P HW1 to K95 RGB Platinum". With a 'Save' button. This is the button that I'm referring to. It does nothing. I'm pretty sure the keyboard isn't applying the lighting effect, because there is a problem pushing the data to the keyboard. I can't get past this save button.
OK, we have seen this before. It is usually a non-terminal glitch. The "repair install" will not delete your profiles or cause any other harm. It is a standard procedure to cover registry glitches or other corrupt files within the program.
Ok that's much better. It performed the repair. Then there was a popup, that I now remember this happening before: "The onboard profile doesn't match what is on icue. Save to overwrite to hardware, cancel to keep current settings".
But this time, I set up the rain lighting profile, and instead of the option to just 'save' to an onboard slot, there was 'overwrite' or 'clear'. These options weren't there before. I chose 'overwrite', and it is working now, thank you.
I was testing this behavior and I could save the profiles on my end however I am not sure if I am doing the same steps as you did to save the profiles, please let me know if I am missing something in your configuration so I can try to test this behavior on my end with latest Intel Extreme Tuning Utility version 6.5.1.371.
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I have the same issue. When connecting my Harpoon RGB Wireless mouse using Bluetooth, the profil created on iCUE isn't saved into the mouse memory and I don't see any button to export the profil in my mouse.
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@Patrick Connor, @AdamW, @MEB and other team member, i just hope you are really taking it and resting and enjoying staying with your friends, family etc... and not touching your laptops for this week-end.
Well, this is a proposition i've been continually forgetting to log here.
Using Publisher (but also Designer and Photo) in our workflow (for those who integrated it already before stable version) we often and even make massive use of stroke and tweaking it is part of our every day thing; i see there is possibility to set a stroke profile after playing with the curve thing to make its aspect fit our need; after doing that curve thing we can save the profile ... but i noticed this, the saved stroke curving profile disappears after saving closing the project (case 1) and we have to remember how it looked like and redo it
my request is this, would it be possible to save stroke curve profile as application wide usable thing, like we continually do with colors/gradient palette so we can simply reuse it with old projects or when starting a fresh project ?
i often watch the brothers from Design Art Studio, Olivio Sarikas and even @Bri-Toon tutorial on youtube and for each new projects they have to redo the line stroke profile tweaking over and over for that project, which you must admit is really time consuming.
i would rather, setup a stroke curve profile, save it and know it's application wide (like color some palette) and not document based only and then simply select it in the stroke tab before i draw a new line, then draw my line using pen/pencil tool with that selected profile and see if it fits my desire, this will be helpful for those still using mouse technology and even for those using pen/graphic tablets lacking pressure sensitivity functionality to feel home but also to feel and work with less stress or see their head overheated trying to think or remember how this used to work or to be but just focus on their design and produce great things.
Please make the curved stroke profile saving applicable application wide in Publisher and if it has the success it should have, then replicate/expand it to Designer and Photo.
@firstdefence, @Petar Petrenko, and all others ... your inputs to round the corners of this idea/proposition is expected and will be of great help !
Save a blank template file (sized to requirements)
1. Set up a template with Stroke Profiles already contained. (If you save a blank at size file and include profiles they are remembered!).Just take the time to consider which ones would be most useful.
Hi @StuartRc see how many steps you take to achieve a simple thing that should take a simple click and draw ?
That why it's a great to make it possible to save line/stroke profile application wide for reuse on any project (new or old) without having to redo/reinvent the whole thing.
Not only that, it will help us not feel reject because we have not a blazing or killing drawing tablet with pen pressure functionality when we love our already existing but great mouse.
i see that, well thank you @Aammppaa this is good, similar to what said @StuartRc
Well i still think or believe this should be improved, style or just stroke profile saving from top category; in fact, something have to be done to make it easier for us to work with.
Also, is this mentioned as something possible in the affinity workbook ? i don't have one but surely will consider to buy one of these days.
my point is, less tech or tricky stuffs and just draw > set curve style > save profile application wide.
In fact, this came right on my eyes when i looked at Affinity photo for iPad, there pressure is just blazing amazing and eye catching and i though whew would be great idf i can draw a line like that on desktop without the need of tons of tricks !
I've been puzzled by the fact that saved pressure profiles don't appear to be saved outside the one document I'm working on. This is disappointing - I hope it'll be included soon?
In the meantime I'll try the workaround from @Aammppaa - thanks.
I cant save my profile picture anymore. Were storing our files @ AWS (S3) and the normal picture upload works (in posts).
But when I try to upload a custom picture (users are allowed to do that) it first shows the uploaded picture in the little preview