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The network plugin fails to install #12
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* Add sigxcpu76's fix to force use of light GTK theme When using Bambu Studio with a dark themed Linux desktop, many of the dialogs appear as white text on a white background (font's correctly invert, but dialogs remain white). @sigxcpu76 provided a workaround for this in #12 which is to tell the app to use a light GTK theme. This change incorporates that workaround into the AppImage making the app more usable until such time as proper dark theme support can be added to Bambu Studio. * Update Containerfile to make it Docker compatible - Replace COPY command with Docker compatible syntax - Rename container tag to bambu-studio-builder so as to not confuse with a container that would actually run Bambu Studio - Add Docker alternative build method (thx @sg-r) - Update podman syntax to remove unnecessary sudo * Add check_available_memory_and_disk to BuildLinux.sh * Fixes #740 Removing check for local or Remote FX virtualized RDP session. The checks below this line already verify if proper OpenGL support is present. Co-authored-by: deftdawg <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: hifihedgehog <[email protected]>
When using Bambu Studio with a dark themed Linux desktop, many of the dialogs appear as white text on a white background (font's correctly invert, but dialogs remain white). @sigxcpu76 provided a workaround for this in #12 which is to tell the app to use a light GTK theme. This change incorporates that workaround into the AppImage making the app more usable until such time as proper dark theme support can be added to Bambu Studio.
It's probably a network glitch. -SoftFever |
Well I think you spoke too soon. I have found the solution: I removed the file 'bambu_networking.dll' from the Windows 10 directory %APPDATA%/Roaming/BambuStudio-SoftFever/Plugins Re-ran 1.3.4 and the plugin installed successfully. |
* Update FlyingBear S1 0.4 nozzle.json * Update 0.16mm Optimal @FlyingBear Reborn3.json * Merge pull request #11 from FlyingbearOfficial/FlyingbearOfficial-patch-15 Update 0.16mm Optimal @FlyingBear Reborn3.json * Update 0.16mm Optimal @FlyingBear S1.json * Update fdm_process_common.json * Update fdm_klipper_common.json * Update fdm_machine_common.json * Update fdm_klipper_common.json * Update fdm_machine_common.json * Merge branch 'SoftFever:main' into main * Merge branch 'SoftFever:main' into main * Merge branch 'SoftFever:main' into main * Merge branch 'SoftFever:main' into main * Update fdm_process_common.json * Merge pull request #12 from FlyingbearOfficial/FlyingbearOfficial-patch-16 Update fdm_process_common.json * Update fdm_process_common_S1.json fix some parameters * Update fdm_process_common.json
The network plugin fails to install when opening the program. It worked OK with v1.3.3 and the official Bambu Studio.
Are there logs somewhere?

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