Cube 3D printer community

I got a question about the whole procedure, so here goes. I haven't used real Cube 2 for a while since converting to RAMPS (FrankenCube), but I think I remember how it goes. Note that this mainly meant for Windows due to need to run CodeX64.exe. Linux/OSX works, but you need to manually run the CodeX portion in some Windows environment

• Download CubePostProcessor from here: https://github.com/spegelius/CubePostprocessor/archive/master.zip
• Unzip somewhere
• Download CodeX: https://forum.simplify3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3113&p=13492#p13492
• Unzip CodeX to CubePostprocessor/CodeX so that CodeX64.exe is directly under CodeX directory
• Download Python 3.5: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-351/.
• Install Python 3.5 and make sure python is added to PATH
• In Cura (I was using 15.04), select File - Open profile... and browse to the extracted CubePostprocessor/slicer-profiles/Cura_Cube.ini
• Tune flow to 130%
• Load stl, Save toolpath. Easiest to save this to the CubePostProcessor directory.
• Run python in cmd shell: python cubifier.py YouNamedThis.bfb.bfb
• If CodeX was properly extracted, after a while (with large files, a LONG while) you get a YouNamedThis.cube file, which can be printed on Cube 2
• If not, run CodeX manually

Notes:
- the default profile is for ABS (temperature 260C). For PLA, lower this to 220C or so (Cube's actual nozzle temp is somewhat lower that what the settings is. On my Cube2 , 220 was actually 198-208 as the temperature fluctuated ~10C)
- Tune the flow with printing a hollow cube. There are instructions for this, but basically the cube should have ~0.5mm walls after print when the flow % is spot on. Some say that tuning is needed every time changing to different type/brand filament, but personally I did it only when switching from Cube filament to bulk and vice versa.