Steps to reproduce in Windows:
- Open Luban, go to workspace. Import GCode file (issue happens with GCode slice in either Luban or Cura)
- Go Back, open 3D Printing, and notice the Home screen stays in a Loading status in the right pane.
- Try to close with the red X, File>>Exit, or Atl+F4. The application does not respond to this command. It is otherwise functional.
- Notice under task manager there are five threads running, multiple using CPU.
- Ending these threads via task manager is the only way to close the application.
I’ve uninstalled/reinstalled using the latest EXE from the snapmaker site, the issue persists.