* Updated profile to match latest officlal BBL tweaks
Updated the profile for the P2S with several changes to match the latest machine gcode changes made by BBL:
- Added Ventobox support
- Added air purification at the end of the print. When exhaust fan controls are setup in the filament profile, this is skipped
- Disabled auxiliary_fan by default to fix the issue that it overrides auto cooling and heating managed by the printer. Enabling this in printer settings makes it behave as before if so desired
- Updated with other tweaks made by BBL
* Reverted one line in layer change code
Reverted one line in layer change gcode as it was causing issues and was bambu studio specific anyway. Filament change works exactly as expected now.
* Re-enabled soaking time
This was a personal change that sneaked in, but may be unwanted for other users who have been using Orca for this printer for a while.
* Fixed redundant homing command and moved enable input shaping up
Fixed some issues BBL made in their original startup code that executes one redundant homing command for people who disable ABL. Also moved up the enable input shaping command to make the startup sequence quieter.
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Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
## Summary
Adds proper system profiles for the **Anycubic Kobra Neo** with 0.4mm nozzle (stock Marlin firmware).
This replaces the profiles from #12341 which had several issues:
- All files had `"from": "User"` instead of `"from": "system"` — causing profile loading failures
- No `inherits` or `type` fields — broke the inheritance chain
- Klipper-only gcode (not stock firmware)
- No `Anycubic.json` index entries — printer never appeared in the UI
- Cover image was 382x600 instead of 240x240 (displayed squashed)
- Profiles were subsequently removed in #12889
### Files added/modified
| File | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `machine/Anycubic Kobra Neo.json` | Base machine model (220x220x250mm) |
| `machine/Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | 0.4mm nozzle variant, stock Marlin gcode |
| `process/0.12mm Detail @Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | Detail process profile |
| `process/0.16mm Standard @Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | Standard process profile |
| `process/0.20mm Standard @Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | Standard process profile |
| `process/0.28mm Standard @Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | Standard process profile |
| `filament/Anycubic PLA @Anycubic Kobra Neo 0.4 nozzle.json` | PLA filament profile |
| `Anycubic Kobra Neo_cover.png` | Resized to 240x240 |
| `Anycubic.json` | Added index entries for all new profiles |
### Approach
- Based on the working **Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo** profiles (similar hardware — direct drive, 220x220 bed)
- Start gcode uses `G29` for auto bed leveling (stock Kobra Neo probes fresh each print)
- Profiles use proper `"from": "system"` and `"inherits": "fdm_machine_common"` / `"fdm_process_common"` chains
- Buildplate model and texture from #12341 are already in the repo
### Testing
- Verified profiles load correctly in OrcaSlicer 2.3.2 (no errors in log)
- Printer appears in Printer Selection dialog with correct 240x240 cover image
- Process/filament presets appear when printer is selected
- **Note:** Start/end gcode adapted from Kobra 2 Neo for stock Marlin — testing on stock firmware by Kobra Neo owners would be appreciated
Closes the gap left by #12341 and #12889.
* Fix crash-inconsistent draft shield
* Skip empty skirt G-code and fix skirt_done handling
Track whether a skirt was actually generated for the current print Z and avoid appending empty skirt G-code. Only pop m_skirt_done when a skirt was emitted to prevent corrupting skirt state across multiple instances per layer. Also use a temporary string (moved into the main gcode) to detect emptiness before updating state. Preserves existing first-layer clearing behavior.
* Union ex brims
Revert "Union ex brims"
This reverts commit bbc9a39faf318dc2df093eb2bdcebf19a4162fe9.
Update Brim.cpp
* dont repeat paths
* Update Brim.cpp
* multimaterial brim independiente
* Normal brim if is by object
* fix print order
* cleaning 1
* cleaning 2
* Normal brim if multimaterial on first layer
* fix artifact
* combine_brim optional
refactoring
* refactoring gcode.cpp
* refactoring brim.cpp
Update Brim.cpp
* Remove multimaterial first-layer check for brims
Stop detecting extruders used on the first layer and remove the is_multimaterial_first_layer guard. Simplify can_combine_brims to only consider combine_brims and whether printing is ByObject, allowing brims to be combined across extruders unless printing by object or combine_brims is disabled. Cleans up unused code and simplifies brim-generation conditions.
* Remove material specification from unified brim comment
* Update PrintConfig.cpp
* Fix return from assembly linux
* Tie deferred callback to canvas lifetime and add shutdown guards
Use m_canvas->CallAfter instead of wxGetApp().CallAfter to ensure the callback is only executed if the canvas is still alive.
Add early returns if wxGetApp().is_closing() is true before accessing plater or the 3D canvas, reducing the risk of use-after-free during application shutdown.
Addresses feedback regarding potential UI teardown race conditions.
* copilot suggestion
* Use local reference to wxGetApp() in Return button callback
Replace multiple calls to wxGetApp() with a single local reference
to improve readability and avoid redundant function calls.
* Don't assume 0.4mm nozzle; format as "unknown" if not defined.
* Skip nozzle diameter and hardness checks if nozzle info unknown.
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Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
# Description
The Qidi Max 4 and Q2 don't report what they are via /server/info like
the other Qidi printers apparently do. This means that filament matching
is a fool's erand because you'll never actually match anything. this
adds a fallback where we just use the configured machine type. I'm not
sure why we wouldn't just do that all the time, but I wanted to change
as little as possible.
Here's the entirety of the `/server/info` output from a Qidi Max 4:
```
{
"result": {
"klippy_connected": true,
"klippy_state": "ready",
"components": [
"secrets",
"template",
"klippy_connection",
"jsonrpc",
"internal_transport",
"application",
"websockets",
"database",
"dbus_manager",
"file_manager",
"authorization",
"klippy_apis",
"shell_command",
"machine",
"data_store",
"proc_stats",
"job_state",
"job_queue",
"history",
"http_client",
"announcements",
"webcam",
"extensions",
"octoprint_compat",
"timelapse",
"frp_manager",
"mqtt"
],
"failed_components": [],
"registered_directories": [
"config",
"logs",
"gcodes",
"timelapse",
"timelapse_frames",
"config_examples",
"docs"
],
"warnings": [],
"websocket_count": 3,
"moonraker_version": "?",
"missing_klippy_requirements": [],
"api_version": [
1,
4,
0
],
"api_version_string": "1.4.0"
}
}
```
There's no machine name or hostname. This is also what the response
looks like from a Q2, including the exact same API version numbers, so
we cannot match on that either.
In GLCanvas3D::on_mouse, avoid calling SetFocus when the currently focused window is a text input control (wxTextCtrl, wxComboBox or wxSpinCtrl). This prevents deselection bugs when the mouse leaves the window while a text control is focused. Also commented out explicit wx text-control includes near the top of the file.
Only TextCtrl needed
cleaning
Removed unused wxWidgets header includes.
Update GLCanvas3D.cpp
Co-authored-by: yw4z <yw4z@outlook.com>
Co-authored-by: yw4z <ywsyildiz@gmail.com>
The Qidi Max 4 doesn't report that it's a Qidi Max 4 via /server/info
like the other Qidi printers apparently do. This means that filament
matching is a fool's erand because you'll never actually match anything.
this adds a fallback where we just use the configured machine type. I'm
not sure why we wouldn't just do that all the time, but I wanted to
change as little as possible.
Fix: generic locale fallback on all platforms when language is unavailable
Move the locale fallback chain out of the #ifdef __linux__ block so it
applies on macOS and Windows too. Add a base-language fallback step that
strips the region code (e.g. en_IL -> en) before trying the full
fallback chain (current locale, system, best, en_US, en_UK).
Previously, if wxLocale::IsAvailable() failed on non-Linux, the app
would show an error and exit. Now it gracefully falls back to a working
locale.
Co-authored-by: SoftFever <softfeverever@gmail.com>
# Description
Upgrade wxWidgets to the latest 3.3.2.
The wxWidgets team mentioned that while 3.3 is not labeled “stable,” it
is production-ready. It isn’t labeled “stable” only because it may
introduce breaking ABI/API changes. As Linux distros are moving to
Wayland, and given the number of fixes in wxWidgets to improve Wayland
support, it’s worth upgrading to 3.3.2 instead of staying on 3.2.x.
Note:
I didn’t switch the dark mode implementation to wxWidgets for two
reasons:
1. To avoid broader changes, since the current dark mode works well with
wxWidgets 3.3.2.
2. wxWidgets dark mode doesn’t support changing themes on the fly; it
requires an application restart for the change to take effect.
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Commit ed88cbe removed `new WebViewWebKit` on macOS because wx 3.3
dropped the no-arg wxWebViewWebKit constructor, falling through to
wxWebView::New(). That bypassed the WebViewWebKit destructor that calls
RemoveScriptMessageHandler("wx"), reintroducing the WebKit teardown bug
the subclass was added to fix.
Restore the macOS-specific subclass path by adding a constructor that
forwards to the wx 3.3 wxWebViewConfiguration-based ctor.
