Superslicer

[smirk]

Sorry I wasn't clear, I generated that attached file using superslicer (version 2.3.57.12) Normally I use Cura.

[Todd]

Mine did exactly the same thing. The problem was corrected by simply cycling the power manually at the switch. Hasn’t happened a second time. Give it a shot and don’t overthink it like my idiot son-in-law does.

[McCosch]

[McCosch]

Hello,
I will say goodbye to the SuperSlicer and use another software. I don't want to waste any more time. My Voron works and that's important to me. Still have to make some adjustments but I'm on the right track.
Thank you for your tips and I will let you know who else you have. Thanks

[smirk]

Good luck picking a new candidate slicer. I wouldn't rule out superslicer for ever, always worth checking newer versions. Whilst I don't use SuperSlicer, I've no negative feelings towards it,  I'm conscious of the investment (in terms of effort) we put in to learning a slicer so it would be a shame to throw that away. However, totally understand why you'd pick a new option, it's always a balancing act.

[McCosch]

[mvdveer]

8 hours ago, smirk said:

Good luck picking a new candidate slicer. I wouldn't rule out superslicer for ever, always worth checking newer versions. Whilst I don't use SuperSlicer, I've no negative feelings towards it,  I'm conscious of the investment (in terms of effort) we put in to learning a slicer so it would be a shame to throw that away. However, totally understand why you'd pick a new option, it's always a balancing act.

Used to use simplyfi3d for about 18 months before making the jump to superslicer. Learning curve was big, but think I have it sorted now. So wouldn't give up on it altogether. Each slicer has its own strengths and weaknesses. (No tree support in super slicer for example). If you can live without the features that are missing, stick to what you know well. From experience there was a lot of frustration making the switch.