The IDEX profiles for Ratrig v-core 4.0 printers where only working for the 0.4 mm nozzle. I suppose these changes should fix it. I only asked copilot about it, so not tested if that is the reason why I cannot select a second filament with the bigger nozzle profiles.
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# Description
Fixes the Setup Wizard getting stuck on the "Loading......" screen when
running on Wayland sessions.
**Root Cause:** When OrcaSlicer runs under XWayland (Wayland sessions
with `GDK_BACKEND=x11`), WebKit2GTK's compositing mode can fail
silently, causing the Setup Wizard WebView to freeze or render blank.
The JavaScript signal from C++ (`userguide_profile_load_finish`) either
fails to execute or its rendering result never displays, leaving users
permanently stuck.
**Solution:**
1. Set `WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1` environment variable to force
software rendering for WebKit2GTK - this is the same fix used by
BambuStudio
2. Enable the 20-second timeout fallback in `load.js` so the wizard
proceeds automatically even if the C++ → JavaScript communication fails
**Files changed:**
- `src/OrcaSlicer.cpp` - Added `WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE` env var
(4 lines)
- `resources/web/guide/0/load.js` - Enabled timeout fallback (2 lines)
# Screenshots/Recordings/Graphs
N/A - This is a Linux/Wayland-specific fix that addresses a rendering
issue. The visual result is simply that the Setup Wizard proceeds past
"Loading......" as expected.
## Tests
1. **On Wayland session (e.g., GNOME on Wayland):**
- Remove existing config (`~/.config/OrcaSlicer/`) to simulate first
launch
- Launch OrcaSlicer
- Verify Setup Wizard proceeds past "Loading......" to the actual wizard
page
2. **On X11 session:**
- Same test as above to verify no regression
3. **Verify env var is set:**
- Check that `WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1` is in the process
environment on Linux builds
When running under XWayland (Wayland sessions with GDK_BACKEND=x11),
WebKit2GTK's compositing mode can fail silently, causing the Setup
Wizard WebView to freeze or render blank. This leaves users stuck on
the "Loading......" screen indefinitely.
Changes:
- Set WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1 to force software rendering,
matching the fix used by BambuStudio
- Enable the 20-second timeout fallback in load.js so the wizard
proceeds even if the C++ -> JavaScript signal fails
* Fix active filament preset not matching wizard selection on first run
After completing the setup wizard with only a non-PLA filament selected
(e.g. Generic ABS), the active filament preset defaulted to Generic PLA
instead of the user's selection. This happened because load_presets()
falls back to Generic PLA when the initial printer differs from the
preferred printer, and the first_added_filament override was disabled.
Add post-load correction in apply_config() that switches the active
filament to the first compatible wizard-selected filament when the
current active filament is not in the wizard selection. Also fix the
guide JS (22.js, 23.js) to use the filalist attribute for building
the filament array, and add platform-specific build test commands to
CLAUDE.md.
* Replace @System filaments with vendor-specific overrides in wizard
When the wizard selects a generic filament like "Generic ABS @System",
check if a vendor-specific override exists (e.g. BBL "Generic ABS")
and use that instead. This ensures printer-tuned profiles are preferred,
preventing load_installed_filaments from adding unwanted BBL defaults.
When printers from the default bundle are also selected, both variants
are kept since those printers need the @System version.
Also adds diagnostic logging for filament loading in LoadProfileFamily.
* Guard against persisting presets for Default Printer and fix filament override logic
Prevent export_selections from saving stale preset settings for the
built-in "Default Printer" placeholder, which is only the initial state
before a real printer is loaded. Also require a non-default vendor printer
to be selected before replacing @System filaments with vendor-specific
overrides in the wizard, avoiding incorrect filament substitution when
only the default bundle is present.
Replaced GitHub wiki URLs with new orcaslicer.com documentation links for several hints to provide more accurate and up-to-date references.
Co-authored-by: yw4z <yw4z@outlook.com>
# Description
This PR introduces a new material type called **CoPE** to the system.
**Changes:**
* **New Material:** Implemented `CoPE` as a selectable material type.
* **Configuration:** Added necessary material properties and parameters specific to CoPE.
**Breaking Changes:**
* None.
# Screenshots/Recordings/Graphs
<img width="1793" height="618" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8577be4d-9f5f-4bda-b0de-c0842857625d" />
<img width="978" height="937" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ec2ba1a3-41d5-4792-8fea-41c282136ff2" />
## Tests
I have verified the changes with the following tests:
* **UI Validation:** Verified that `CoPE` correctly appears in the software's material selection list.
* **Preset Management:**
* Successfully **exported** a preset containing the CoPE material.
* Successfully **imported** the CoPE preset back into the software.
* Added proper tool‑change handling for Geeetech multi‑color
* Better variables used for initial bed/nozzle temp for Geeetech multicolor printers
* Wrong colon symbol (U+FF1A) replaced with regular U+003A
During the slicing those symbols are not recognized by the printers and come out with artifacts
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This PR adds support for two new Wemake3D printer models to OrcaSlicer: the `Phoenix Pro V1` and `TinyBot V1`.
Changes Made:
Added new printer definitions for:
`WEMAKE3D Phoenix Pro V1`
`WEMAKE3D TinyBot V1`
Includes standard printer profiles (machines and process settings).
Implements device-specific start/end G-code.
Adds recommended slicing parameters for optimal print quality.
**Dependencies & Considerations:**
This PR adds new configuration files only and does not modify any existing core functionality.
No breaking changes are introduced.
The profiles are based on standard Marlin-compatible G-code and should work with the stock firmware on these devices.
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Printer Selection Menu
The new printers "Wemake3D Phoenix Pro V1" and "Wemake3D TinyBot V1" now appear in the printer selection list.
<img width="806" height="656" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/39c4e2fb-c1cc-4bdd-b6c6-ee432fbc198f" />
Printer Settings Preview
Example printer settings panel for the Phoenix Pro V1.
<img width="1180" height="785" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/44f0c820-6c70-4daa-86a2-94a7792d1216" />
## Tests
Verification Steps:
**Profile Validation:** Validated with `orca_extra_profile_check.py`
**Installation & Discovery:** Successfully installed the configuration files and verified both printers appear in the "Add Printer" wizard.
**Profile Loading:** Tested loading each printer profile and confirmed all default settings (print, filament, process) are applied correctly.
**G-code Validation:** Manually reviewed the start and end G-code for each model to ensure compatibility and safety.
**Slice Simulation:** Performed test slices on sample models (benchy, calibration cube) for both printers to verify parameter application and generate error-free G-code.
**Basic Compatibility:** Confirmed generated G-code follows standard Marlin syntax and should be compatible with the printers' expected firmware.
**Test Environment:**
OrcaSlicer Version : `2.3.2-dev` & `2.3.1`
OS :` Windows 10` & `Windows 11`
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# Description
Fixes#6813Fixes#7782Fixes#6367
This is a port of libvgcode, OpenGL Core Profile (libvgcode requires OpenGL 3.2+), and probably other stuff I forgot from PrusaSlicer. libvgcode is also known as "Improved G-code Viewer" which was introduced in [PrusaSlicer 2.8.0](https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/releases/tag/version_2.8.0-alpha5). It significantly improves performance of the G-code preview and allows displaying the actual speed and volumetric flow rate.
## TODO
- [x] Make the sliders work properly again
- [x] Make view type selection work
- [x] Fix toggling of feature type visibility
- [x] Expose actual speed/actual flow view types
- [x] Fix display of G2/G3 arcs
- [x] Wire up actual speed graph widgets
- [x] Fix painter gizmos
- [x] Fix crash when selecting filament view type on Windows
- [ ] Figure out display color management (#10827)
- [x] Fix incorrect rendering of small area flow compensation (or any extrusions with varying flow)
- [ ] Localization
- [ ] Testing
- [ ] Code cleanup, performance optimization
## Removed functionality
Some functionality is not supported by libvgcode:
- Toggling visibility of tools
- Toggling visibility of colors in color print view
- Support for systems with OpenGL <3.2
- Bambu's implementation of G2/G3 arcs was replaced with PrusaSlicer's implementation
# Screenshots/Recordings/Graphs
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c1413a82-3058-4541-b96c-3d5f7cdef174
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## Tests
- [x] Normally sliced G-code
- [ ] G-code viewer mode
- [x] Arc fitting enabled
- [x] Spiral Z-hops
- [x] Multi-extruder/multi-color
- [x] Vase mode
- [x] Skirt/brim
- [x] Supports
- [ ] Support transition (whatever this is)
- [x] Painter gizmos
- [x] Measurement gizmo
- [x] Move/rotate/scale gizmos
- [x] H2D/H2S support (oh no)
- [ ] Windows
- [x] macOS
- [ ] Linux
Lowered hot_plate_temp from 5705 to a reasonable 70 degrees.
(should be 60-90 degrees according to sources, made it the same as the first layer bed temp)
# Description
This PR adds support for the new printer model **Cubicon xCeler-Plus**.
It includes:
- Machine configuration (JSON)
- Process profiles (Speed, Quality settings)
- Filament settings
- Bed texture and model resources
# Screenshots/Recordings/Graphs
# Tests
I have successfully tested the sliced G-code on the actual machine (Cubicon xCeler-Plus).
- [x] Slicing test passed
- [x] Printing test passed with Klipper firmware
# Description
* What issue does this PR address or fix?
1. Refactor Polymaker folder within Snapmaker profile directory, so that the structure is more clear.
2. Add more Polymaker filament presets for Snapmaker printers.
* What new features or enhancements does this PR introduce?
1. None
* Are there any breaking changes or dependencies that need to be considered?
1. None
# Description
This PR updates the machine start G-code and adaptive bed mesh options of the **OpenEYE Peacock V2** printer profile.
There are no breaking changes. Existing profiles and workflows remain fully compatible.
## Tests
- Loaded the updated profile in Orca Slicer.
- Generated sample G-code files and verified the updated startup sequence.
- Confirmed no impact on slicing behavior, materials, or process settings.
# Description
Accurate color change calculations for coprint setups by specifying the nozzle volume, reduced risk of jamming by removing parking position setting.
## Tests
Settings tested on N3+ and K1 equipped with coprint kits.
* Added InnovatiQ Vendor Files
* Cover image corrected
* Corrected Texture Image
* Support Interface Pattern modified
* Fix file name casing
* Added new filament(PETG)
* changed three parameters
* Added 6 new printer files
0.25, 0.6, 0.8 printer profiles are added to TiQ2 and TiQ8
* Added 6 new machines in machine list
* 6 new machines added in machine list
* Modified the PACF filament and process file
* Added two new filament file and one process file
* Modified one filament and one process file
* PETG Polymax profile for TiQ2 updated
* HPP4GF25 Grauts filament-process addeed to TiQ2
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Co-authored-by: Noisyfox <timemanager.rick@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ashidsha Jaleel <JaA0@germanreprap.local>
Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: ash-innovatiq <ashidsha.jaleel@innovatiq.com>
* Emit Disable Power Loss Recovery
Now only works if it's enabled but the goal it's to force disable it.
With this change it will always emit the command for BBL or Marlin 2.
Co-Authored-By: Michael Rook <54159303+michaelr0@users.noreply.github.com>
* Refactor power loss recovery G-code comments
* Return empty power loss recovery when no compatible printer
* Update power loss recovery comments
Update label and tooltip for power loss recovery
* Add enum for power loss recovery mode
Refactored power loss recovery configuration to use a new PowerLossRecoveryMode enum instead of a boolean. Updated GCodeWriter and related logic to handle the new enum, allowing for 'printer_configuration', 'enable', and 'disable' options. Updated config handling, legacy value conversion, and default values accordingly.
* Update PrintConfig.cpp
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Co-authored-by: Michael Rook <54159303+michaelr0@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
* Adds M3D D8500 Enabler Pro Profiles V1
Adds support for M3D D8500 Enabler Pro support for Orca.
Allows user to set up the printer directly from the printers menu.
* Adds M3D D8500 Enabler Pro Profiles V1
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Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
* Add Eolas Prints filament profiles (18 profiles)
This commit adds official filament profiles for Eolas Prints, a Spain-based
3D printing materials supplier with nearly 10 years of experience and ISO 9001
& ISO 14001 certifications for quality control.
Profiles included:
- 9 PLA variants: Premium, Matte, Silk, Neon, High Speed, INGEO 850,
INGEO 870, Antibacterial, and Transition
- 3 PETG variants: Standard, UV Resistant, and Transition
- 4 TPU variants: Flex 93A, D53, D60 UV, and Transition
- 2 ABS/ASA variants: ABS and ASA
Company: Eolas Prints
Website: https://eolasprints.com
Location: Cantabria, Spain
Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001
* Update Eolas Prints PLA INGEO 850 @system.json
Updated Eolas Prints INGEO 850 Filament profile
* Update Eolas Prints PETG Transition @system.json
Updated Eolas Prints PETG Transition Filament Profile
* Update Eolas Prints PETG UV Resistant @system.json
* Fixed JSON errors for Eolas Prints FIlament profiles
* Added filament_id & Fixed Typos for Eolas Prints Prints profiles.
* explicitly set the machine_max_junction_deviation
* reworked the support settings for all profiles
* forgot the bottom interface spacing. set more accurate values
* set the wrong value, meant support_bottom_z_distance
