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by shrx16 hours ago |
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upvoteby dns_snek15 hours ago|
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This is false. After the authorization-related firmware changes last year LAN mode doesn't allow 3rd party slicers to connect.

LAN mode is also abandonware with numerous issues and missing features that they've had no interest in fixing. Orca slicer has had to rely on hacky workarounds in Bambu's buggy networking plugin just to be able to connect to printers in a different subnet. https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/4512

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upvoteby shrx7 hours ago|
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> This is false. After the authorization-related firmware changes last year LAN mode doesn't allow 3rd party slicers to connect.

I can connect to my P2S in LAN mode with OrcaSlicer just fine (currently using the latest 2.4.0 nightly).

> be able to connect to printers in a different subnet

This is a separate issue, I think even Bambu Studio can't connect to printers in LAN mode on a different subnet.

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upvoteby dns_snek6 hours ago|
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> I can connect to my P2S in LAN mode with OrcaSlicer just fine (currently using the latest 2.4.0 nightly).

You either haven't updated the firmware or you also enabled "Developer mode" which has its own issues.

> This is a separate issue, I think even Bambu Studio can't connect to printers in LAN mode on a different subnet.

It's not a separate issue, it's a long-standing bug in their proprietary networking plugin that they refuse to fix. Orca slicer has implemented a hacky workaround so it actually works there.

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upvoteby voidUpdate3 hours ago|
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I guess my printer must be magic then because I can use Orca over LAN with the printer in lan mode just fine
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upvoteby kennywinker14 hours ago|
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So if my printer isn’t working because their network is down, it’ll swap to lan mode for a seamless experience? No? Huh.
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