I created a stream deck plugin that uses PrusaLink's api to connect to the printer using just the printer's authentication like local ip, user, and password. 

It lets you monitor your print progress, hot end + heatbed temps and more. 

I borrowed some assets the git but other than that I have done the rest. 

Would you be fine with a price of $5 for the development of integrating the API into the stream deck plugin and making it look nice? Let me know so I can gauge the response!

This is with double walls and support speed set to 75 from original 120 mm/s.

Typically no other issues in my prints, just this very annoying blocker - any ideas?

I am a bit new here and trying to solve my first bigger looking issue of my CoreOne+ printer. I have downloaded an stl plan and sliced it with the PrusaSlicer 2.9.4 under linux. I have edited the PETG material to have the temperature that was given by the manufacturer of material (230-250 nozzle -> 240, and 70-80 bed -> 70). I have also changed some default settings like use support and use the organic type but have not edited any "expert" values - like retract speed or distance etc.

The slicer gave me screen where the end-result looked OK for me, so I have saved the gcode to USB and started printing. Since, it took longer than 1h, I went for my daily walk... When I was back I have noticed that the end-result looked quite different. There are several layers where there is an added slope or hole that was not on the screen on the slicer. My question is, who can help to "debug" the created gcode file? When I load again to the Slicer it still looks normal, so I guess the generation is perhaps buggy??? 

(BTW: The Pruse help page for the slicer gave me 404 -> https://help.prusa3d.com/product/prusaslicer - Does anybody know how to contact them?)

Please see added some pictures about the slicer screen as well as the printed out result + the code zipped.

I’m currently setting up my Prusa i3 MK3S with MMU2S, and I’ve run into an issue locating the correct firmware on your website.

It appears that the MMU2S firmware is either missing or very difficult to find. When navigating through the standard downloads pages for the MK3S and MMU2S, I couldn’t find a clear or direct download for the combined firmware package (MK3S + MMU2S), nor clear instructions on where to obtain the correct versions.

Could you help me?

Thanks!

I'm currently experiencing a very strange problem with Prusaslicer.
Last week, I prepared a box to print on my PrusaXL. I added a pause during print to add some nuts.
There was no problem with that.

Today, I tried to do the same with another version of this box. When I go to the proper layer and right clic on the "add pause" button, I validate the default pause message. But the pause indicator (the cross right to the layer) d'ont appear anymore. Even after regenerating the G-code.

I tried to re-install PrusaSlicer but the problem is still here.

Thank you.

I am having issue with Prusa XL with 5 Toolheads. When the printer is turned on, it resets during the loading and throws and error "USB Port Overcurrent #17306". This has been happening for quite some time now and I am waiting on update from Prusa Support.

This issue first occured shortly after a ruined print covered one of the toolheads in blob of filament. While cleaning the mess, the thermistor of the toolhead got damaged and it was replaced. But I am not sure if this is relevant to the issue.

What I have tried so far:

• Turn printer on with disconnected toolhead where thermistor was replaced.
• Turn printer on with all toolheads disconnected
• Swapping display from Core One L and MK4s - Still same error when powered on
• Testing display from XL on Core One L and MK4s - Display works as expected.
• Using different USB drives, powering on with and without USB drive connected.
• Bought and replaced LCD cable and Sandwich board (based on suggestion from 24/7 live chat support).

None of these fixes worked and the issue still persists. I am currently waiting on reply from the Prusa Support and will be trying another live chat support session soon. I have not found any damaged cable or components.

I will be glad for any suggestions on how to resolve this issue.

Thanks!

Happy Printing

I have installed the firmware:

• MK4_MK4S_MK3.9_MK3.9S_firmware_6.5.3.bbf
• with the MMU3_FW3.0.4+936.hex

(Downloaded in the offical PRISMA Firmware and Download section)

My Printer is an MK4S with MMU3, but after this Firmware update, my printer says, that the MMU3 is not compatible with the Firmware 6.5.3I did a hard firmware reset, problem still occures.

After that, I have installed the Firmware:

• MK4_MK4S_MK3.9_MK3.9S_firmware_6.4.0.bbf
• MMU3_FW3.0.3+896.hex

This works for me.

But, next day, it says: to much power onthe MMU :(
I did a hard reset again, with the 6.4.0.bbf and 896.hex - and works again.. maybe for more than one day.

I also checked all cables, but all seems fine.

Is there an older firmware version, I could download and use for my MK4S with MMU3?Just got lost in the GitHub Repo.

Thank you in advance!

Best regards,
David