Is there a way to export the profiles from cura directly to excel? Or is there a way to change the file from .curaprofile to a .txt or csv?
All a “.curaprofile” file is is a standard .zip file. Change the extension to .zip and unpack it. You’ll find a couple plain text files inside you can open up and look at.
The problem is that those profiles inside are dependent on the other profiles in the hierarchy, so you’ll have to look through C:\Program Files\CuraLE 4.13\resources\quality\
From there, select the folder for your printer, then for your toolhead, and there will be a collection of .cfg files named by material type and quality setting.
For instance:
[general]
version = 4
name = Standard
definition = taz_6_m175
[metadata]
material = Generic_PLA_175
weight = 0
type = quality
quality_type = standard
setting_version = 19
[values]
cool_fan_full_layer = 2
cool_fan_speed_max = 100
cool_fan_speed_min = 100
cool_min_layer_time = 30
cool_min_layer_time_fan_speed_max = 30
default_material_print_temperature = 220
infill_sparse_density = 20
layer_height_0 = 0.425
material_final_print_temperature = 200
material_part_removal_temperature = 45
material_print_temperature = 220
retraction_amount = 1.75
speed_infill = 60
speed_layer_0 = 15
speed_print = 60
speed_topbottom = 55
speed_travel_layer_0 = 43.75
speed_wall = 60
speed_wall_0 = 45
speed_wall_x = 60
top_bottom_thickness = 0.8
top_thickness = 1
wall_thickness = 1
You may have to look through other higher-level profiles to build out a complete profile though.
Awesome, This works. Thank you!