yeah sorry should have clarified

it says they use ai right on the page you linked. their other application is ai-first.

no, that’s Not Sure

we call it “helping spring” in my family

i determined that slowing down and decreasing cooling is the most promising path forward but i found an issue with the model so i’ve been spending the past days in cad. belt tension has not been an issue for me, i followed the set-up instructions for tensioning and it has held. i’ve only had one pick-up failure in 345 print hours and 8000ish head changes.

fuck you’ve got me there

note how none of the cut-off letter shapes match the letter that should be coming after it. this is fake.

what about two bears?

you could definitely be a writer

now that’s a good note. orca doesn’t seem to have one setting for that, it has a span to work within depending on how long a layer takes to print:

this is how it’s set up by default on the “generic PETG” profile. compared to they have it set up for their own “Snapmaker PETG HF” profile the fan speeds are definitely higher.

maybe i’ll try running those numbers instead.

probably a sadist

as punishment they they shall live in a godless world

it’s good as a polish though

probably in prison, actually

you need space for the context and runtime parameters too, but i think it should work. worst case there are some offloading settings you can do depending on the server you use. only way to knew is to try, really.

chicken

what about paint?

it means talking down to people.

what, you didn’t know? are you stupid?

welcome to lemmy! this is a slower kind of forum so you may not find yourself doing it as much here :)

i’d say you just need to slow down and breathe for a bit, then ask yourself whether this affects you. i know it’s a cliche and it’s hard when you’re “in it”, but remembering to just breathe a bit helps a lot with a lot of things. it helps you put things in perspective.

yeah the ams is not a solution for multimaterial prints. there’s so much that can go wrong with mixing filaments in the same nozzle. i’m really happy with my snapmaker though, it can do the material switch as well if you mount two spools with the same material. the only thing i’m missing is being able to tell it “switch to this head” if there is no matching spool mounted, and getting it to notice new spools being loaded during a print.