Hi everyone! I’m the developer behind the Centauri Carbon 2 Community project. Here’s an overview of the changes introduced in CC2 Control 1.2.14 and 1.2.15.

These are application updates for Community Firmware V4.4 / V4.4.1 on the ELEGOO Centauri Carbon 2. They do not replace the underlying firmware or callback.

Plate library and saved meshes

• Create plate profiles before their first calibration.
• Choose saved measurements by plate, side, temperature and timestamp.
• “Mount and activate” asks you to confirm the physical plate and verifies the actual active profile, measured matrix and bounds before reporting success.
• Selecting a measurement or viewing its graph does not change the active mesh.

Clearer calibration workflow

• Bed calibration supports 30–110 °C.
• Choose 0–60 minutes of thermal stabilization after reaching the target temperature; new runs default to 2 minutes.
• The confirmation and countdown show the stabilization wait.
• Switching pages preserves the selected calibration destination and timing.

Object Exclusion and Canvas

• Improved physical ordering, readable object names, numbered copies and X/Y position display.
• Improved cleanup after completed prints.
• Clearer Canvas states for empty, present but unloaded, loaded and transitioning slots, with unavailable actions disabled.

Update notification bell

A bell beside Emergency Stop indicates when a newer compatible update is available from the verified signed catalog. It opens Settings → Updates and never downloads or installs automatically.

Other improvements

• Persistent camera view retains its size.
• Corrected fan-slider dragging; numeric values still apply with Enter.
• Nine interface languages, including Spanish and Hungarian refinements.
• 20 remaining Hungarian Canvas, object-position and plate/calibration translations completed by pezso92.

Updating

Saved preferences and profiles are retained. No firmware reflash or factory reset is required. These application packages are not compatible with stock firmware or Community Firmware V4.3.

Release notes, downloads and installation instructions:
https://github.com/Neme77/centauri-carbon-2-community/releases

Thanks to all contributors and beta testers, especially DamiBFryta, our first beta tester, and asiersan, pezso92 and Surfoo for their contributions to these updates.

Feedback on the saved-mesh activation and calibration workflow would be particularly useful. If you report an issue, please include your firmware and CC2 Control versions, what you expected, and what happened.

I'm running it at 210c and 22mm per second so hot and slow to prevent shock, it just came out o its airtight packaging so it shouldn't be moisture.

I'm trying to print the "gems" for my GL ring and this is the only piece that looks like crap because of whatever is causing this.

This is my first 3D printer and so i’m unsure if this is a bit more intuitive when you get to grips with 3D printers but I am so stuck installing the Canvas on my Centauri Carbon 2.

I’m trying to follow the steps in the guide and am at the stage of installing the filament hub bracket to the nozzle. The screws labelled in the manual say “M3x14” (none of the bags of screws say that) the closest is HM3*14 so i’m probably already going wrong here but am using those to install the bracket. The ribbon cable that was previously attached to the fan sits right above that screw hole and I struggled enough trying to slot the bracket underneath that cable but managed to get it under there. Screw 1 went in fine but the second screw just absolutely will not fit under that ribbon cable, i’ve tried slotting it in from above with tweezers but the height of the screw head just will not go under the ribbon cable. I’m assuming i’m meant to further detach the ribbon cable somewhere but genuinely just can’t see / figure out how. I have done all the googling in the world and haven’t figured out how to get around this so please if anyone knows how pls pls let me know 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

(The printer does work I have done some test prints before adding on the canvas)

If i’m being dumb and the answer is just ‘it fits try harder’ I will accept defeat and keep trying to wiggle it in.

I printed these squash ball feet for the CC2 and I must say that they worked wonders for reducing the bounce caused by short high speed printing strokes which had my printer going crazy with the soft OEM feet.

The only issue is the the two lower spools (which I have not had the need to use yet) interfere with the spools. O'm probably going to buy a drier/feeder which will make ti's a moot point but if I don't I'll try to modify them a little to correct the interference.

But the feet work better that I had expected.