We want to thank PrusaSlicer for their contributions to the 3D printing community, particularly their implementation of these handfuls of features such as Height Range Modifier, Cut with Connector, Sinking, and G-code sequential view. Please refer to the X1 series firmware release history for details. This setting allows the printer to perform some automations which were only available with AMS like loading/unloading filaments, etc. You could configure filament properties (including type, color, and printing temperature) on the external spool holder via Studio or the printer. In line with the latest firmware update for the X1 series, the filaments in spool holders and AMS are now consistently managed. Besides adjusting the position, you may also assemble conflict objects together if they are printed in the same setting. Upon detection, an error message will appear at the bottom right of the windows, requiring users to adjust the positions of the conflicting objects before printing can proceed. This feature identifies conflicts between G-code paths of different objects and their supports. However, manually checking for these conflicts can be challenging for users, given the complexity and volume of G-codes.

Unexpected crossing gcodes increase the risk of print failures and issues such as supports merging onto other objects, sometimes even resulting in nozzle clogging. Printing often fails due to unexpected path conflict.

This is a major release (V1.6.0 Public Beta) mainly adds some features, improvements, and fixes based on user feedback.

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