Cura 2 R1+ Setup?

Does anyone know how/have a guide to setting up an R1+ with Cura 2? I don't see a preset, and I can't find the settings for dimension, and g-code.

 

There is no longer a preset, you need to select "Other"

Check the Robo forum here:
http://community.robo3d.com/index.php?threads/cura-2-1-beta.8319/

You could also start with this for the Robo R1+. Even though it's for Cura ver 15.04, you should be able to enter the same settings into a newer version.
http://fatdragongames.proboards.com/thread/3567/robo-plus-cura-settings-updated

I tried Cura ver 2.3 and did not like it, so I'm using ver 15.04.6 with the Robo R1+.
Because I'm using Marlin 1.1.0-RC firmware (highly recommended as the MESH bed leveling gives me a perfect first layer every time), I had to change one line in the Cura start GCode because Z-offset is no longer set using M565. MESH bed leveling fixes such a fundamental flaw that, in my opinion, any tweaking of the slicer settings is not going to give optimum results without this new firmware.

If you want to update your Marlin firmware first at the link below, I'd be happy to share my Cura 15.04 settings.
http://community.robo3d.com/index.p...rcbugfix-post-rc7-for-r1-r1-plus.5806/page-43

 

Im working on upgrading the firmware now, would love if you could post your settings.

 

Here you go.

These are my settings for Cura 15.04.6 with stock Robo R1+ , LCD, and Marlin 1.1.0-RC firmware (November 2016) to enable MESH bed leveling.

I'm happy with these settings and I'm getting consistent results. I print with PLA filament only.

Notes:
1. Layer height is 0.1 (Fine) Set to 0.2 for Normal.
2. I like to use a Brim for part adhesion. However, the Brim setting in Cura also creates a brim around interior openings which make it harder to clean the part after removal. So, to get an outside brim only you have to trick Cura into building a skirt that mimics a brim. To do so, click on the ... next to None (where I've placed the red arrow below) and add the three setting in the Expert config box.
3. I like to verify the extruder is working and wipe the nozzle clean before starting the print. I set up the Start Code to raise the extruder, extrude some filament, beep, and wait 6 seconds for you to wipe the nozzle. Then we home again and start printing.
4. If you experience bed adhesion issues, you can experiment with the Initial Layer Line Width under the Advanced Tab. Note that I've left the G29 in the Start Code at zero. You really shouldn't have to change it.
5. Be sure to save your Configuration Settings. Make a backup of your Configuration (.ini) file so in case you experiment with any settings you can always revert back.









Start GCode:
G21
G90 ;use absolute positioning
M82 ;set extruder to absolute mode
M107 ;start with fans off
M117 Heating ... ;message for LCD screen
M190 S{print_bed_temperature} ;wait for bed to reach target temperature
M109 S{print_temperature} ;wait for nozzle to reach target temperature
G29 S4 Z-0.0 ;More positive values move nozzle higher off bed.
G28 ;home all axis
G92 E0 ;zero the extruder
G1 Z76 F5000 ;raise head 3 inches to access nozzle for wiping
G1 F200 E20 ;extrude 20mm of filament at feedrate of 200 per minute
M400 ;wait for current moves to finish
M300 S300 P700 ;beep to alert that nozzle needs wiping
M117 Wipe Nozzle. ;message for LCD screen
G4 P6000 ;wait 6 seconds to permit wiping off nozzle
G92 E0 ;zero the extruder again
M117 Homing. ;message for LCD screen
G28 ;home all axis again
M117 Eds Model Printing. ;message for LCD screen

End GCode:
G92 Z0
G91 ;relative positioning
G1 E-1 F300 ;retract the filament to release some pressure
G1 Z+0.5 E-5 F5000 ;move Z up a bit and retract filament even more
G90 ;absolute positioning
M104 S0 ;turn off extruder heat
M140 S0 ;turn off heated bed
M300 S300 P1000 ;beep to alert that print is finished
M117 Finished printing. ;message for LCD screen
G1 X10 Y230 ;extend bed out front
M84 ;disable motors