This is so god damn weird behaviour… the more infill I add (which is applied every second layer) the faster it goes on that layer. On layers where he only prints perimeters #PrusaSlicer limits the print speed to 15mm/s for some unknown reason. I can't find the weird setting responsible for this…
#3DPrinting

Is there some setting in #PrusaSlicer to avoid all these little "dots" in the infill (which technically still is the second perimeter)?
#3DPrinting

I have no clue where either #Klipper or #PrusaSlicer takes those values from. Nowhere did I set 40mm/s speed or 3.4mm³/s max flow, the limits are set way higher everywhere…
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For some reason #PrusaSlicer refuses to properly load my SVG. Despite being converted to a path it still refuses to load the arrow. :/

Edit:
"Stroke to Path" fixed it, thank you for the explanations! @wakame @pulsar17
#3DPrinting #Inkscape

Wish #PrusaSlicer would have an equally complete combing mode as #CuraSlicer has. The oozing on my old Mega X is really bad, and I can't get it fully under control (classic Bowden problem) without compromising print quality. :/
Having sth. like Cura's "Combing Mode: All" enabled for the Quality Preset would be really useful. Guess it never was a priority given most Prusa printers are already direct drive.
#3DPrinting

Software > Patents: open-source Python plugin for slicer software implements staggered layers, improves strength, violates dodgy patents
https://alecmuffett.com/article/110987
#3DPrinting #OrcaSlicer #PrusaSlicer #bricklayers #patents

I should post this somewhere better after hours spent debugging, but if using #flatpak with #PrusaSlicer (or anything else with flatpak) and DNS doesn't work on Linux, check your systemd-resolved config, eg with:
> resolvectl query example.com

If this fails, fix systemd-resolved. The issue appears to be that the container uses a different nsswitch.conf than the host and forces systemd-resolved use if it is running, so if broken the host may not notice but the flatpak container will.

#3DP #PrusaSlicer #PrusaXL

Have been so looking forward to multicolour printing, but am struggling to get it to work.

I have designed a little 4mm high square. Made 1+2 as a hole in the square, then as an object that fit into the square.

Exported STLs of both in place, but not combined and of each as their own STL. They look like this in the slicer.

But I can not figure out how to designate colours to them!

Drag/drop the separates only replaces the one before.

Googling hasn't helped.

I don’t know when they added it but I really like the “one perimeter on first layer” (and top layer) option in Prusa Slicer. I tend to print with more perimeters for strength so this setting helps to make the outside of the parts look quite a lot cleaner! #3dprinting #prusaslicer

Should I migrate from #Cura to #PrusaSlicer?

New Cura versions aren’t really being packaged, and using appimages on nixos is a pain in the ass.

Does PrusaSlicer support the #Ender 5 (pro)? Is it any good?

Okay I have to say having thumbnails for all #3dPrinting / #CAD files is an immense help and very satisfying, especially when drag'n'dropping files around or into #PrusaSlicer for example

The one thing that has been flaky on #LinuxMint is running #3DPrinting #Mattercontrol
And now it seems to have permanently failed :( #sad

So just trying out #PrusaSlicer with #Octoprint