v2.3.0

What's new

• Added support for Bambu Studio v2.9.1
• 🔒 Camera live view and the file browser now work away from home for cloud-linked printers, using the same P2P connection as the official plugin (thanks to @persano!)
• 🔒 New prefer_lan_over_tutk option: use your local network for the camera and file browser whenever the printer is reachable there
• 🔒 New cloud_print = cloud_for_makerworld_only mode: only models downloaded from MakerWorld are printed via the cloud (so MakerWorld counts your print and you can rate the model), everything else is printed locally and stays out of your cloud print history
• The print cover in the Device tab now also shows up for LAN prints, for models stored in the printer's internal storage and for prints started from the printer's screen (thanks to @nxmxbbd!)
• 🔒 Fixed printing a file that is already on the printer's storage when Developer Mode is off
• Fixed slicer freezes and failed prints when the printer drops the connection during a LAN print (thanks to @sasha-nordiclab!)
• 🔒 Signed commands now work right after the slicer starts, even before the printer has connected locally (thanks to @persano!)
• In cloud mode, the printer status now shows up right after connecting instead of staying empty
• Fixed the printer sometimes not being reported as connected in cloud mode
• New filter_mqtt_hms_65543 option to hide the "MQTT verification failure" error
• The cloud connection's certificate is now properly verified on Windows (thanks to @fer-marino!)
• Fixed several crashes and hangs caused by malformed data from the network (thanks to @fer-marino!)
• Fixed Bambu Studio occasionally replacing the plugin with the stock one after a failed start (thanks to @nxmxbbd!)
• The macOS installer now signs the plugin libraries, so macOS loads them more reliably (thanks to @nxmxbbd!)
• The Windows installer now works with the built-in PowerShell 5.1
• Fixed an installer script error (thanks to @phosphor-talons!)
• Various stability fixes (thanks to @nxmxbbd!)

🔒 — requires your own Bambu slicer key and certificate, see Option B in the README.

Installation

The release includes precompiled versions of the plugin for different systems, as well as an installation script, so installation should be very simple:

1. Download the archive for your platform.

2. Extract it anywhere.

3. Run the installer:

   • Linux: ./install.sh
   • macOS: ./install.sh or double-click install.command
   • Windows: double-click install.bat or run .\install.ps1 in PowerShell

4. The installer will ask which slicer you want to install the plugin for and handle the rest.

Donations

Please don’t forget that I’ve spent a huge amount of effort — and even money — on this project. I would really appreciate your support:

• GitHub Sponsors
• Patreon
• Buy Me A Coffee
• Sber
• Donation Alerts
• Boosty