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Snapmaker Studio v1.3.1 — fixes for v1.3.0 reports

Independent open-source project — not affiliated with or endorsed by Snapmaker.
"Snapmaker" is a trademark of its respective owner.

A small release that fixes three things people hit with v1.3.0.

What changed

  • Projects with per-object wall or support settings. A project that sets
    wall_generator, wall_loops, support_type or support_style on individual
    objects (common in MakerWorld models) is no longer refused: Snapmaker Orca reads
    those four settings in the same words, so Studio keeps them, only when the value is
    one Orca understands. Any other per-object setting is still left out and named
    rather than guessed at.
  • Real error messages. When Studio refuses a model for a reason it can
    explain, you now see the reason instead of "internal error". When something
    genuinely goes wrong, the message names its kind so a report can say what
    happened. Studio keeps a small local log that records only where a fault
    happened, never file names or values.
  • SpoolEase on a private name. A SpoolEase address that is a name resolving
    to a device on your own network (for example one your router serves) is now
    accepted. A name that resolves anywhere else is still refused, and Studio never
    connects to anything off your network.
  • SpoolEase 0.7. Studio reads the longer spool list that the 0.7 firmware
    sends: several colours or tags on one spool, line breaks in a note, spool
    count and TD. If you type an API key where the security key goes, or use an
    https:// address, Studio tells you which credential and address it needs.

What has not changed

Studio reads SpoolEase over its plain-http address with its security key,
read-only. SpoolEase API keys and its secure (https) port are not supported in
this release, and Studio's certificate checking is untouched. Initial real-device validation passed on a physical SpoolEase: private FQDN connection, security key and SpoolEase 0.7 parsing worked; detailed spool-value spot-check is still pending.

Verify your download

  • Windows: Snapmaker.Studio_1.3.1_x64-setup.exe — 21,818,042 bytes — SHA256 1052f9f1de792c102c62a91033aee5ba56840ebb99ff601b7059affcb7db8619
  • Linux: snapmaker-studio_1.3.1_amd64_e3279da9d861.deb — 25,803,624 bytes — SHA256 fd96a48bfe8f972e29021ef683fb653f49f3e7b089a56e4846dd83763cc88b64

Verification for this release is in
TRUST_STATUS.md.

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