PrusaSlicer 3.0 Preview Brings a New Interface, Project Workflow and Sandboxed Plugins
Prusa has released the first public preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0. Large parts of the application were rewritten to better support modern multi-printer, multi-bed and multi-tool workflows.
Prusa has released the first public preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0. Large parts of the application were rewritten to better support modern multi-printer, multi-bed and multi-tool workflows.
What happened?
Prusa has released the first public preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0. Large parts of the application were rewritten to better support modern multi-printer, multi-bed and multi-tool workflows.
Key details
- Each build plate can now carry its own configuration, and the old nine-bed limit is gone.
- Multiple projects can be opened as separate tabs in one application instance.
- The profile system has been redesigned around modern multi-tool printers and mixed nozzle setups.
- A Lua-based sandboxed plugin system and a true offline mode are part of the new architecture.
Why it matters
A slicer is increasingly becoming a production-management tool rather than just a G-code generator. Plugins and multi-project workflows could be particularly useful in print farms and complex workshop environments.
The cover image is a 3DPS-created illustration.
Source and further information
This article is a summary based on publicly available source material. Read the original here: Prusa Research.
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