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Preliminary profile for Creality Ender-3 S1, slight improvements to Ender-2 Pro #7502 thanks Updated Anycubic i3 Mega (S) #7092 thanks Catalan language #7511 thanks Russian language #7501 thanks 2.4.0-rc Summary.Loading modifier meshes was not properly undoable.Fixed crash when switching type of a modifier to printable with circular print beds.Also sometimes the offsetting failed and the print head still followed the outmost perimeter. This is a regression since alpha3, where paths along holes in islands were offsetted outside their islands due to some recent refactoring. Fixed offsetting of the 'avoid crossing perimeters' paths inside an island away from the outmost perimeter.PrusaSlicer 2.4.0-rc, where 'detect bridging perimeters' could not be disabled with support material enabled #7498.

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Improved handling of Windows dark mode and fonts during application start up for dialogs that open before the main PrusaSlicer window.

3dlabprint test part update#

Windows specific: Fixed update of non-modal presets dialog after Windows dark mode is enabled or disabled, also dark mode is now correctly updated after a newer configuration is imported #7496.Improved robustness of importing newer configuration, for example from PrusaSlicer-beta to PrusaSlicer configuration directory after transitioning from PrusaSlicer 2.4.0-beta to PrusaSlicer-2.4.0-rc.The release candidate builds save their profiles to the same directory as the last release, however if you already tested any of the PrusaSlicer 2.4.0 alpha or beta builds, you will be offered to import the recent alpha or beta profiles. For new features in the 2.4.0 series, please read the release logs of the 2.4.0 alphas and betas. This release candidate fixes bugs found in the first release candidate. Fixed missing localization of 'Extra perimeters if needed' #7520.For example, 0.05um layer height profile may be selected for Prusa Mini printer profile with extruder minimum layer height set to 0.07um.

3dlabprint test part generator#

Fixed 'negative flow' issue of FDM support generator for object layers lower than the minimum layer height allowed for the active extruder.

Fixed intermittent error in Configuration Wizard after PrusaSlicer 2.4.0-rc, where the Filaments page was sometimes missing #7544.

Fixed 'default' button for 'Send to host' dialog reported on twitter.

RepRap firmware: Fixed export of G10 (set temperature) G-code, the tool was not set correctly #5919 #7536 thanks Fixed rendering of ironing extrusions in G-code viewer, broken since first alpha #7522.

Fixed crash when exporting G-code with no extrusions produced for printable objects #7538.

Painting gizmos: Fixed reset of the cursor radius after undo / redo.

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