* added option to save a profile as detached(no inheritance)
* Revert "added option to save a profile as detached(no inheritance)"
This reverts commit c1326c6dec.
* re-commiting the changes
* fixed conflicts with upstream
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* Add read support for Google's Draco (.drc) format.
* Fix build on Linux
* Use boost instead of fstat.
* Switch to boost memory-mapped file to save RAM and potentially improve performance.
* Trim trailing whitespace.
* Initial Draco write support.
Currently always exports with 16-bit precision and speed 0 (best compression).
The back-end function does have arguments to specify them, it's just not hooked into the GUI.
* Add Draco to the About dialogue.
* Fix Linux compile (hopefully)
* Add an option to associate DRC files on Windows.
* Implement a Preferences option to set Draco position quantization bits
* Update src/slic3r/GUI/Preferences.cpp
Co-authored-by: Ian Bassi <ian.bassi@outlook.com>
* Some slight changes to ianalexis's suggestion.
* Implement a create_item_spinctrl() function for numeric inputs, and use that instead of create_item_input().
* Move "bits" to inside the spinctrl box.
* Refactor following yw4z's feedback
* Update src/slic3r/GUI/Preferences.cpp
Co-authored-by: Ian Bassi <ian.bassi@outlook.com>
* Change to 0 bits as the default setting for Draco export precision.
* Change to a lossy checkbox and a bits field with a range of 8-30.
* Proper SpinInput code from yw4z
* Revert "Proper SpinInput code from yw4z"
This reverts commit 7e9c85f31a.
* Revert "Change to a lossy checkbox and a bits field with a range of 8-30."
This reverts commit d642c9bcc0.
* Redo preferences based on SoftFever's feedback
* Refactor to minimize code duplication
* Fix padding
* Improve Draco export quality level tooltip clarity
Clarify that 0 means lossless compression (not uncompressed),
document the valid lossy range (8-30), and better explain the
tradeoff between file size and geometric detail.
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Co-authored-by: Noisyfox <timemanager.rick@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ian Bassi <ian.bassi@outlook.com>
Closes#11726
# Description
Removed hardcoded 0.2mm layer height.
Now it will stay in with the user process.
Also corrected several config assignments to use print_config instead of obj->config for consistency.
## Note
Didn't change PA PATTERN because i don't know if it may impact the calibration results for this specific test.
Toolchanger printers with 4 tools were incorrectly treated as dual-nozzle (IDEX-style) printers in AMS Sync. So I was locked to just tool 1/2.
Adjusted AMS Sync to use dual-nozzle logic only for true 2-nozzle setups (nozzle_nums == 2 and filament_map in {1,2}), and route 3+ tool toolchangers through the generic mapping flow so all tool IDs are handled correctly.
Before:
<img width="2276" height="1738" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ccebc020-37cf-4af6-8568-a9f331f6c08c" />
After:
<img width="2236" height="1662" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/030f49c3-463d-4355-95ba-ba8f95a01ecd" />
Tested on / with:
- Snamaker U1
- ARM macOS
# 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
# Description
This PR lays the groundwork for future OrcaSlicer ↔ printer connectivity
enhancements by modularizing the network agent architecture. It also
adds experimental filament info sync from printers that have a material
station or multi-tool system.
## Architecture Changes
- **Introduce `IPrinterAgent` interface** — an abstraction layer that
allows per-machine printer agent switching at runtime, decoupling
printer communication from the monolithic `NetworkAgent`
- **Introduce `ICloudServiceAgent` interface** — separates cloud service
logic from printer-level communication
- **Extract `OrcaCloudServiceAgent`** — moves Orca cloud service logic
into its own implementation behind `ICloudServiceAgent`
- **Extract `OrcaPrinterAgent`** — wraps the existing BBL printer
communication behind `IPrinterAgent`
- **Add `NetworkAgentFactory`** — factory for creating the appropriate
printer agent per machine
- **Refactor `NetworkAgent`** — slimmed down from monolithic class to a
thinner coordination layer
## New Printer Agents
- **`MoonrakerPrinterAgent`** — Klipper/Moonraker-based printers
- **`QidiPrinterAgent`** — Qidi printers (with Qidi filament box
support)
- **`SnapmakerPrinterAgent`** — Snapmaker printers with filament sync
## Filament Sync (Experimental)
Syncs filament information from printers equipped with AMS-style
material systems or multi-tool changers:
- Qidi printers with Qidi box
- Armored Turtle (AFC) box via Moonraker
- Snapmaker material station
For Qidi printers with Qidi box:
<img width="1200" height="762" alt="Screenshot 2026-01-27 at 20 30 55"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/155a164f-cd08-40b0-b62b-c3ab7378224e"
/>
Armored Turtle box:
<img width="1135" height="805" alt="Screenshot 2026-01-27 at 20 32 58"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/50f6618e-eb54-46db-8e01-1197a005fbf0"
/>
# Screenshots/Recordings/Graphs
[filasync.webm](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e6bb7f04-8312-4014-b237-6bd3ef792215)
## Tests
<!-- Please describe the tests that you have conducted to verify the
changes made in this PR. -->
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.
