I'm trying to get this to work on my mac, but every time I get this error: "the following component is required to run this program: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime." Despite downloading literally every version I could find of Microsoft Visual C++, it still isn't working. What am I doing wrong?
Could be interesting to add a INI file where it would be possible to configure dimensions of the printer... The designs I've loaded for an Ender 3 Pro are always "finishing" before the actual model (like ~90% of the printing) But nice software, that's for sure!
running program, but all I see the head moving and nothing printing. I loaded the default GCode and it just looks like it is calibrating the whole time.
I'm having the same issue and when I examine the printer a bit more it seems like there's no filsment on the holder even when I click the filament thing multiple times
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I'm trying to get this to work on my mac, but every time I get this error: "the following component is required to run this program: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime." Despite downloading literally every version I could find of Microsoft Visual C++, it still isn't working. What am I doing wrong?
Could be interesting to add a INI file where it would be possible to configure dimensions of the printer... The designs I've loaded for an Ender 3 Pro are always "finishing" before the actual model (like ~90% of the printing)
But nice software, that's for sure!
any way to do direct drive?
running program, but all I see the head moving and nothing printing. I loaded the default GCode and it just looks like it is calibrating the whole time.
Same. What is your system configuration?
I'm having the same issue and when I examine the printer a bit more it seems like there's no filsment on the holder even when I click the filament thing multiple times
Yep, same issue, printing but nothing created. Anyone seen any instructions?
Ha, this is pretty neat. I loaded in my own design and am watching it print right now. So cool... not a huge fan of the sound effects though.
Yeah, sound is more annoying than helpful... Glad there's an option to mute entirely
This looks really cool and I'll definitely be trying it. Any thoughts on surface "ironing", or different types of material? (Say... TPU...)
Any thoughts on VR support?