[Update: 2024-09]
Thanks to community contributors, especially macdylan (Dylan) and hliebscher (Heiko Liebscher) for creating initial profiles for Snapmaker machines. We can select Snapmaker machines directly from the default printer list in both Orca Slicer and PrusaSlicer. Read the relevant Wiki:
- Orca Slicer: https://wiki.snapmaker.com/en/third_party_software/orca_slicer_with_snapmaker_printers
- PrusaSlicer: https://wiki.snapmaker.com/en/third_party_software/prusaslicer_with_snapmaker_printers
What Youāll Find :
- Download
- Configuration Wizard
- First Print
- Reference
[Original Post: 2023-01]
Hello Makers,
Dylan @macdylan and McGybeer @McGybeer from the community have contributed some Prusaslicer profiles for J1 and we thought it cool to share them with you here and benefit more J1 users.
How to Import a Prusaslicer Profile
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Unzip the zip file.
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On Prusaslicer, click File > Import > Import Configā¦, and select the .ini file.
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Import your model file, configure the parameters, and slice!
Prusaslicer Profiles by Dylan
The profile contains printer settings, filament settings and the corresponding printing parameters.
Download
- For the in-the-box filaments that came with J1: PrusaSlicerJ1ConfigBundle(by Dylan)-20221223.zip (9.7 KB)
- For Polymaker PETG Lite: Filament_PM-PETG Lite.ini.zip (1.7 KB)
Notes for the In-the-box Filament Profile
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The accelerated speed is changed to 20 m/s2 and the G-code to change the extruder is also adjusted.
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Tested usable with the V2.2.13 firmware.
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Before use, itās recommended to print the calibration cube and the Benchy for tests.
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The printing speed is set to be a little bit high. Therefore, if tiny and fine structures are printed poorly due to insufficient heat dissipation, you can try adjusting the cooling threshold value of the filament.
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Before the nozzle and heated bed start to move, there will be a LED flashlight when the heating is done. Just some personal preferences that can be disabled in Prusaslicer: Click Printer Settings (Expert) > Custom G-code, and change {if 1==1} ;flash the light to {if 0==1} ;flash the light in the Start G-code input box.
Here is a pic showing the printing results:
Smfix Program by Dylan
This smfix program can help quickly load the printing information (including the image and parameters) of G-code files generated by Prusaslicer on the Touchscreen, effective even for large files.
Example pic:
Download
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macOS (Apple Chip M1/M2)
- smfix-darwin-arm64.zip (706.5 KB)
- MD5 (ZIP):
b574bf0557907af8c118a61aa3f45de1
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macOS (Intel)
- smfix-darwin-amd64(intel).zip (728.4 KB)
- MD5 (ZIP):
d530988731691edb40e4d4f7f9d5a29d
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Win64
- smfix-win64.zip (745.6 KB)
- MD5 (ZIP):
f88ad3a1a43557f77173d00e7b4e5711
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Win32
- smfix-win32.zip (745.4 KB)
- MD5 (ZIP):
8899edfc8faff144ad685ee040a29e3f
Installation
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Download the corresponding zip file for your OS.
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Unzip the file into a path that contains no space.
For example: windows$ D:\smfix\smfix-win64.exe -
On Prusaslicer, click Print Settings (Expert) > Output Options, and enter the path above into the Post-processing scripts input box.
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Click Printer Settings (Expert) > General. In the Firmware section, specify the following settings:
- G-code thumbnails:
400Ć400
(other sizes will also do, affecting the displaying results on the Touchscreen) - Format of G-code thumbnails:
PNG
- G-code thumbnails:
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Click Custom G-code, and add the following G-code into the End G-code input box.
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; DON'T REMOVE these lines if you're using the smfix (https://github.com/macdylan/Snapmaker2Slic3rPostProcessor)
; min_x = [first_layer_print_min_0]
; min_y = [first_layer_print_min_1]
; max_x = [first_layer_print_max_0]
; max_y = [first_layer_print_max_1]
; max_z = [max_layer_z]
;
Caution: The above G-code is important and necessary for the Copy and Mirror modes. If missing or not added correctly, there are chances that extruders will hit the bed due to wrong orientation calculations.
Notes
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The heated bed preview image is just for references to show the rough position of the model.
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This smfix program works for A150/A250/A350 too.
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It doesnāt require network connections and wonāt generate any additional files. Can be deleted directly if not needed anymore.
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For any problems with configuration or usage, you can create issues on Github.
Prusaslicer Profile for Dual-color Printing by McGybeer
Download
Snapmaker_J1_McGybeer.ini.zip (4.2 KB)
Here is a video clip showing the printing results:
You can follow McGybeer on Instagram: @mcgybeer
Again, thanks to Dylan and McGybeer for their helpful output!