NO MORE SEAMS on Your BAMBU!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- Orca Slicer was already an incredible slicer, but this 2.0 update makes it EVEN BETTER! 🥳 The headline is the awesome new SCARF joint seams which make seams virtually undetectable! PLUS many quality of life improvements, new torture models, and A LOT more!
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0:00 Intro
0:54 SCARF Joints
4:09 Small Area Flow Compensation
5:31 Over-the-Air Profile Updates
7:00 Improved Navigator
7:38 Direct Adaptive Bed Mesh Support
9:20 Order of Objects by Layer
10:48 Ensure Vertical Thickness
11:16 New Torture Test Models
12:28 Pressure Equalizer
13:50 Open Source Benefits
16:49 Misc Additions
20:13 Outro
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Glad you’re enjoying the new features! We’re all trying our best to make orca the best slicer out there! 🎉😀 personally it’s refreshing to be able to contribute in any small way to such a fantastic open source project with a great lead in Softfever!
Thanks for your contributions! Ultimately, this is why I LOVE OPEN SOURCE!! :)
Hey thanks for putting us on to the counterbore bridging fushion add on. I have been doing it the hard way for a project and that looks like it will be perfect!
We had a fan turn me onto it, so I give them the credit, but YES IT IS AMAZING!!
Yes please interview the hue forge guys 😍
By the way, 2.0.0 BETA with the seams is live right now!!
yep!
I'd love to see a how-to on tuning scarf seams! Michael's video is great, but I felt a bit lost when trying to adapt.
So more of a basic "start here" kind of video?
Yes please for a infill showdown!
With the rating about
- how much filament
- speed
And the best speed for fitting parts.
nice, will add those!
I hope orca slicer can sort out the issue with arcs. So many people think they are getting banding because of the belts rubbing on idlers, but its how the slicers (bambu and orca) are drawing arcs... or more to the point... NOT drawing arcs when they should be.
You can see this by exporting the gcode, running it through arcwelder then printing that "processed" gcode and the difference is night and day!
But im excited to see this hidden seams feature because for "organic" models combined with arcwelder im getting super clean prints.
Exactly. I find it odd that I could get better circular print quality on my ender 3 v2 with klipper than on the X1C because of arcs not being processed correctly, or at all.
I THINK Prusa just implemented it, so it should be a simple pull request?
Would love to see you do a deep dive into Scarf
adding to the list!
I think this is going to be the end of cura. At least for me lol. I had a similar idea to scarf joints a couple months ago but then I found out about this and am so happy it's already done😁
Maybe for you but I dont see Cura going anywhere anytime soon. Being open source too, they can easily add the features of Orca should they want
As a SuperSlicer man, I am happy to see that the project isn't fully abandoned. Supermerill seems to still be doing a lot of catch-up, but there are a ton of things to port over from PrusaSlicer and OrcaSlicer over the last year of lost development...I really hope scarf joints make it over before too long, because those seams look truly magnificent.
For general purpose infill, I prefer cubic subdivision, though I will go with concentric for some prints in flexible materials (depending on the shape of the part). The one that really rustles my jimmies, however, is octogram spiral: it makes for a great crystalline effect with translucent filaments, reminiscent of fibrous minerals like selenite.
I would be curious to see how a SS user would fair in Orca. I doubt it would be as bad as you would think
@@3DMusketeers It was pretty bad for me - something as simple as having all of the buttons and controls on the left side of the screen instead of the right, as I'm accustomed to from Cura and SuperSlicer/PrusaSlicer, was jarring enough, but the two things that led me to abandon my dabbling in OrcaSlicer were 1) having to turn off the automatic brim in two completely different places, and 2) the print quality wasn't very good compared to SS using the MAK SV06/SV06+ profiles made originally for PrusaSlicer.
The first thing I sliced in OrcaSlicer was a little tag to go on a shelf at work, it wasn't meant to be fancy at all, just something robust enough to survive a foundry environment. All I wanted was a skirt as a visual check of the bed level so I switched from the default build plate adhesion option of "Brim" to "Skirt," and what did I see on the part? Both a brim and a skirt. Never had to turn off a brim in two places before, not even in the mess that is IdeaMaker. And while the print quality thing may be more of a testament to how well-tuned Chuck Hellebuyck's Ender 3 Cura profiles and mak77's SV06/06+ PrusaSlicer profiles are, but it was still somewhat upsetting to see such a rough print (in addition to the surprise brim) coming from a slicer so many people rave about.
I definitely like how OrcaSlicer has implemented things like scarf joints and multiple build plates, but I don't want those things badly enough to give up the entire rest of my slicing and printing experience.
Please do infill smackdown! And a deep dive on scarf seams fine tuning it etc thanks!
can do!
Thanks!
Thanks for your support!!
yes please do that other video on seams
Will add it to the list!
Since this is a video about orca, feel like now is a good time as any to ask someone this, but does anybody know if in orca you can make it so parts appear even when they’re not on the plate, if I hit arrange and there’s not enough room for everything it kicks something off the plate and you can only see it at specific angles, in bambu can see it no matter what, i’d like it to be like that anybody know if that’s a setting
Tell me if you find the solution
Nope, still gotta throw that stuff on a second build plate in app or it disappears
not a clue, I am sorry!
It’s good they did something with seams, because Orca was by far the worst when it comes to seams. Took forever to get satisfactory seams in Orca. Really looking forward to 2.0 going live
THANK YOU! I am glad I am not the only one that had this issue
Regarding the Quidi printer. The 120v seems well protected. I would argue it is better protected than the outlet you plug the printer into.
I guess that depends on how you go about poking at things
its the best in my opinion. However the calibration crashes so i have to use the bambu slicer to calibrate new filament.
calibration for what crashes? Or just in general?
I guess I missed whether this was on full release yet or not, but if it's not I definitely hope it is soon, those scarf seams would definitely be a nice option to have
full release now :)
@@3DMusketeers a'ight, I'll have to check that out then
14:36 I RESEMBLE THAT REMARK!!! 🤣
same though...
"added by variables" great, what's it mean and how do you do it though?
examples are in the github :) It basically makes calling the bed mesh easier.
Yeah, OK, fine. I install Orca now.
lol
7:40 Worth flagging that KAMP and other macro based adaptive mesh is obsolete on the latest Klipper. Think it was added about a month or two ago. It banks on exclude object's knowledge of object location, so enable that on Klipper and the slicer. BED_MESH_CALIBRATE ADAPTIVE=1 ADAPTIVE_MARGIN=
ah, good to know!
Scarf is awesome! Been using it for weeks in the development builds.
Orca > Every other slicer
Adaptive layer plus scarf makes for invisible seams
Orca -> Every other slicer - there, fixed it ;)
If there are no other drawbacks than having to print outer wall first (so not good for overhangs -> there is still benefit to actually taking the time to tune seams as good as can be), it will come to other slicers.
In all the tests I show, we did not print the outer walls first.
@@kimmotoivanen i print scarfs inside outside inside and inside outside, not outside inside 🤷🏼♀️
@@ThisisDD if scarf is not the first line to print, nozzle would bury itself into already laid down inner walls?
Scarf starts very low from previous layer, gradually raises to normal layer height and continues to complete the perimeter (including completing the scarf), right?
@@3DMusketeers if I understand how scarf works, it must start below nominal Z height to lay gradually thickening line down over previous layer without gap, is that correct, so it would plow inner walls aside? Scarf probably automates outer walls first for non-overhang layers, or they have invented some higher magic (or just use outer walls first for overhangs too)...
(But as Orca slicer cannot import profiles from gcode it's too much work to try :D )
how do i turn on scrap seem sorry new to this
scarf joint. You can search for it, but it is on the quality tab.
Man if only I could FUCKING install orcaslicer!
Linux?
Windows 10
As a Windows 10 user myself, it works. What's the issue(s) you're having?
When I open the application it gives me an invalid string position error. I was told in my reddit post to just try reinstalling. I've done that multiple times and have tried multiple versions and always have the same issue. I've been trying it off and on for months.
Have you submitted a GitHub bug report?
Great and informative video! I enjoy when creators aren't afraid of longer uploads.
However, please cut down on call to actions (comment/like/subscribe/watch another video etc). 1-2 is fine but in this video there's so many of them it seriously gets annoying when watching.
There should have been 3. But this is a business. It costs you nothing to watch the video. Our goal is to grow the channel. Without telling people, we see a significant drop in people subscribing. Once it stops being the case, maybe we will cut down, but for now, this is how we make money to afford to make videos like that, it's the cost of doing business. I'm not a huge fan of it either, but it's a necessary evil.
The full recording length of this was like 40? Min. But we are doing our best to cut it down to make it more succinct. We used to crazy deep dives and may do one with this when it goes full release. We will see..
That's not magenta, that's pink.
No, it's pure magenta. You can look into the color if you want. Printed Solid did a write up on it. It's purely magenta color in the filament. Nothing else.
@@3DMusketeers haven't looked, but pure magenta colour with a white plastic base I imagine would be pink.
orca slicer i have extreme dificult to understantd...
Where is it confusing? Maybe we can work on an orca slicer for beginners video?
@@3DMusketeers tryjng to use a 0.6mm nozzle with a anycubic kobra
@@3DMusketeers great idea
for me new version is much worst than previous. scarf is VISIBLE much more than in original slicer for my printer :/
did you tune it in?
Orca Slicer Is an Uncomfortable Shit Compared to Prusa Slicer(For me personally)
The UI is different, but it is based on PS, so some of it should feel pretty similar..