GordonTGopherOP•

Builds are up now!

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tommifx•

Do you have the link?

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GordonTGopherOP•

How about the one in my original post? Builds are at the bottom of the page.

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tommifx•

Ah thanks. That asset thing was minimized and I missed it.

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tamburinkongen•

The Prusa team is working like a beast! I'm really happy to be onboard with a printer from them, the development and amount of new content is just awesome (somehow not suprised, thinking how they now are 400 employed there..)

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tamburinkongen•

Yes, you are right about that - it's not only the employed team that makes this achivement possible. Still- if you look at the content over at prusaprinters, they are for sure doing a great job in pushing the scene forwards. It's a super useful resource!

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Scan_Lee•

Happy to be able to contribute with my strong background in 3D scanning software development.

Please tell me more. PM?

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Winf3D•

Same, glad I got one. Was genuinely considering buying more Enders after a poor experience many years ago, decided to add a bit extra and get a MK3S. They just seem to add more and more good stuff despite this pandemic, the new ironing feature and monotonic infill is a dream.

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uncle_jessy•

Nice! I literally just installed Beta 1 this morning.

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GordonTGopherOP•

Always the way!

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atomgomba•

Cool! "Avoid crossing perimeter" fixed?

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countach508•

Please let this be!

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ColdBrewSeattle•

You can read the release notes

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I was running Alpha 4 on my Mac and after about a week it started doing all sorts of weird crashes when slicing certain models (stl’s had no errors). I am also running Alpha 3 on and Rpi4b which has the odd crash - be interesting to see what the new releases are like. I do like this 2.3.0 version

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GordonTGopherOP•

Yup, Alpha 4 had weird problems with certain geometries, most of the issues were fixed before beta 1 and there are a pile more fixes in this release.

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