Snapmaker Orca
Snapmaker Orca
Maximize the potential of your Snapmaker 3D printers with Snapmaker Orca (Beta Version), an open-source slicing software based on Orca Slicer. Download now for early access to features that simplify setup, improve slicing, and optimize prints on Snapmaker machines.
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Perfect Fit for Snapmaker Machines
Fast Setup and Printing
Fast Setup and Printing
Snapmaker Orca Beta offers a streamlined setup wizard and optimized profiles, allowing you to start slicing and printing with minimal adjustments. For example, you can transfer G-code files easily via WiFi, use pre-configured IDEX and dual-extruder settings, and enjoy seamless extruder switching for faster dual-material or dual-color prints.
Early Access to the Latest Features
Early Access to the Latest Features
Snapmaker Orca Beta regularly integrates new features, enhancements, and bug fixes specifically tailored for Snapmaker machines. It also keeps up with updates from the mainstream Orca Slicer, providing you with early access to important improvements.
Free and Open-Source
Commitment to Open-Source Innovation
Snapmaker Orca is built on Orca Slicer, a popular and powerful open-source slicing software in the 3D printing community. As we improve Snapmaker Orca, we actively contribute our improvements back to the mainstream Orca Slicer project and share with key contributors like macdylan.
Why Snapmaker Orca?
While Luban is the go-to for 3-in-1 beginners, Snapmaker Orca Beta caters to users seeking advanced 3D printing capabilities. As an alternative to Luban and Orca Slicer, Snapmaker Orca Beta allows our team greater flexibility for adding features and enhancements specifically tailored for Snapmaker machines. Like the original Orca Slicer, it also supports a wide range of third-party printers, allowing you to manage multiple machines through a single interface.
Snapmaker Orca GitHub Repository
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User Manual
Visit the Snapmaker Orca Wiki for instructions.