How to change temperature on tower test?

Hi guys,
I’d like to print the Temperature Tower:

How can I set the temperature steps with Luban?

Thanks

You can’t. Luban doesn’t have that feature. You can modify the gcode by hand if you’re dead set on printing that specific tower. If you just want any temperature tower, 3d Print Guide_Walk Through has some presliced towers for PLA and PETG temperature ranges and all the Snapmaker bed sizes (expand the fourth point in the first post).

Thanks for response!
No problem to modify the code by hand but I think I need some help: which command have I to use to set the temperature?
On the link there is the indication to “Add a temperature setpoint every 50 layers” so I think I just have to add the correct command every 50 layer on my code isn’t it?

M104 sets the hotend temperature and can be plugged in anywhere.

Depends on if the layers are set to match the model or not, usually better to visualize it. i.e. 50 layers @0.2mm is not the same as 50 layers @0.05mm. You can always grab prusaslicer and a profile made for it. I’ve used nivekmai’s profile with a few of my own changes to great success. The process to change temps and colours is trivial in prusaslicer. In the preview, drag the bar to where you want it, left click for colour, right click to add a gcode line (like a temp change). Reslice, done.

EDIT: Also this is a great resource to keep around when meddling with the code:

EDIT2: Actually looking at Luban (I confess I’ve never actually sliced anything in Luban, I’ve only used Cura and Prusaslicer) in the preview it does have the number layer it is. So theoretically, move the preview to where you want the temp change to be, note the layer number, and search for “;LAYER:##” and add in a new line with your temp change (say M104 S215), make sure it’s not on the same line as a ; because that’s a comment and will be ignored.

Thank you so much for the info!
I’d like to try the Prusa slicer but unfortunately I’ve the A1509 model and to be honest it’s not clear to me how to configure the Purse SW for my specific model.

A good start might be to use the profile I linked, then under the print settings tab, set the height to match the A150 (145mm), then under bed shape right above it, set the X/Y size. (160x160) That will give you a good starting point.

Thank you so much! I’ll give it a try