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Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 08 Jul 2018, 08:58
by hacker
One thing I'd love to see in 2.0 alpha is mac build ;-)

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 08 Jul 2018, 10:29
by nargos
mac build +1

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 10:33
by hacker
nargos wrote:mac build +1
That's amazing, it's there! Downloading now (haven't yet tried).

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 11:01
by hacker
hacker wrote:
nargos wrote:mac build +1
That's amazing, it's there! Downloading now (haven't yet tried).
But… Is it time to report bugs yet and what features are considered at least half-baked? Because purge octagon looks so odd, that I suspect it's not even ready for trying?

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 13:51
by pjr
hacker wrote:Because purge octagon looks so odd, that I suspect it's not even ready for trying?
:D
IMG_20180710_204853.jpg
Sorry to disagree ;) It's actually quite good...

But you do need some manual G-code for tool changes.

Peter

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 14:41
by hacker
pjr wrote:
hacker wrote:Because purge octagon looks so odd, that I suspect it's not even ready for trying?
:D
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Sorry to disagree ;) It's actually quite good...

But you do need some manual G-code for tool changes.

Peter
Looks great, Peter, I got this —
purge.png
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And it's not just display, it's also the generated gcode (there are also problems with displaying paths, where travel moves are shown like print moves, which I confirmed doesn't seem to affect g-code). I must be doing something wrong… G-code for tool change is no problem, I mastered that and even wrote a postprocessor akin to yours, worked great, wanted to cleanup the code and opensource it, but then the news of 2.0 came. Not that I abandon my plans to release it (still useful for other slicers), but will definitely postpone due to the lack of time.

And also

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 14:57
by pjr
hacker wrote:Looks great, Peter, I got this —
That model is not really ideal for this type of print; better to simply change the filament at the desired heights.

Do you have the STL available? I will slice it to see what happens in my alpha version (Jonathan may have changed something somewhere).

Peter

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 15:01
by hacker
pjr wrote:
hacker wrote:Looks great, Peter, I got this —
That model is not really ideal for this type of print; better to simply change the filament at the desired heights.

Do you have the STL available? I will slice it to see what happens in my alpha version (Jonathan may have changed something somewhere).

Peter
And I don't need that model to be printed either ;-), I just loaded something for testing. I've had it around for ages in my download directory, but I believe it's from here — https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:21773/files

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 15:09
by pjr
OK, so I didn't wait (sorry), I downloaded the latest pre-alpha, changed the extruder map of a test model and came up with this:
Image1.png
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Looks OK, so can you save your project files and let me have a look

TIA

Peter

EDIT: there's also a difference in the purge tower first layer...

Re: KISSlicer 2.0 Alpha Feature Requests

Posted: 10 Jul 2018, 15:24
by hacker
pjr wrote:OK, so I didn't wait (sorry), I downloaded the latest pre-alpha, changed the extruder map of a test model and came up with this:
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Looks OK, so can you save your project files and let me have a look

TIA

Peter

EDIT: there's also a difference in the purge tower first layer...
Thank you, Peter, here is the .ksp, .gcode and .stls. Beside the possibility of doing something I see the difference in license — I have PRO and I didn't buy a new pro, that's the one I've had from the earlier release, no idea if it matters, while you have PREMIUM. And I use mac.