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OrcaSlicer-KX

OrcaSlicer builds with extra Anycubic Kobra X patches

Pre-built OrcaSlicer binaries that bundle in-progress PRs improving Kobra X support — recommended for use with KX-Bridge.

Download   License: AGPL v3

What's inside

Standard OrcaSlicer (v2.4.0-dev) with these additional PRs from SoftFever/OrcaSlicer applied on top:

  • PR #13372 — Moonraker Happy Hare AMS Sync Fix (filament sync now keeps the slot positions intact even with empty slots)
  • PR #13529 — Anycubic Kobra X full printer profile
  • PR #13677 — Kobra X multicolor G-code fix

For most users the AMS-related fix (#13372) is the practical reason to use this build over upstream OrcaSlicer: with an empty slot in the middle of the AMS, upstream shifts the colors onto the wrong positions during filament sync.

Downloads

Get the latest binaries from the Releases page:

  • Linux: OrcaSlicer_Linux_V2.4.0-dev.AppImage — chmod +x and run.
  • Windows: OrcaSlicer-Windows-x64.zip — extract and run OrcaSlicer.exe.

Checksums in SHA256SUMS.txt. macOS is not provided here — build from upstream.

⚠ This is a pre-release dev build (OrcaSlicer 2.4.0-dev). Use at your own risk. For a stable release, use upstream OrcaSlicer.

Why a separate repo?

KX-Bridge itself (the GPLv3 Moonraker bridge for the Kobra X) is hosted at viewit/KX-Bridge-Release. OrcaSlicer is a different project under a different license (AGPL-3.0) — kept separate so licenses, source provenance and update cycles don't get tangled.

License & source

These builds are derivatives of OrcaSlicer, licensed under GNU AGPL-3.0. All rights to the upstream OrcaSlicer code and to the linked PRs remain with their respective authors. Sources are available via:

No upstream code is mirrored in this repo — this repo only hosts the built binaries. If you need the exact source state used for a build, take upstream OrcaSlicer at the build's commit and apply the listed PRs.