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- stable
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- previews
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- with notes
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- official files
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- Stable
FLSUN Slicer 2.0.6
1、For the T1MaxCleanNozzle model, a new high-pressure compaction operation has been added to enhance printing quality. image
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FLSUN Slicer 2.0.5
1、For the T1Max model, the default parameter configuration of PLA-Silk is optimized to achieve faster and better printing.
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FLSUN Slicer 2.0.4
1、One new model has been added, including two configurations, of which the T1Max does not have a wipe nozzle function, and the T1MaxCleanNozzle has an automatic wipe nozzle function. image 1 image
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FLSUN Slicer 2.0.3
1、A tree - like support lift setting function has been added. For models with tree - like support enabled, you can separately set the lift, which enhances the diversity of various usage scenarios. image
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Updating to the latest release
Preserve before install
Keep 1.1.5 alongside 2.x and retain a reference project because 2.0 was distributed as a separate installation.
Open official preservation source ↗First validation after update
For 2.0.6, retest T1MaxCleanNozzle high-pressure compaction and bulk-device discovery before regular use.
Open official validation source ↗
Good to know
FLSUN Slicer is FLSUN’s open-source FDM slicer with printer, filament and process profiles for its machines. The 2.x line moved to an OrcaSlicer base and adds FLSUN-specific high-speed and quality tuning.
Sources reviewed:Where it fits
It is aimed at FLSUN hardware where the vendor’s fast-print profiles, build-volume limits, cooling logic and device monitoring matter more than generic defaults.
Install and update note
FLSUN says version 2.0 cannot be installed as a direct upgrade over 1.1.5; both can coexist. On macOS, rename the 1.1.5 desktop icon first to avoid overwriting it. The latest 2.0.6 GitHub release currently exposes a Windows EXE, so verify the asset list before choosing a platform build.
Menus, folders and commands
Project files
- Where
- Import multi-plate model → adjust each plate → slice
- Contains
- Multi-plate model · automatic plate recognition
- Per-plate parameters · slicing
- Check
- Version 2.0.2 imports a multi-color model as the default single color
Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.
Open official instructions ↗Upgrade boundary
- Where
- FLSUN Slicer 1.1.5 + FLSUN Slicer 2.0 → separate installations
- Contains
- 1.1.5 · retained installation
- 2.0 · separate OrcaSlicer-based generation
- Check
- Release 2.0 is not an in-place upgrade of 1.1.5
Keep an untouched copy before migrating, importing or replacing settings.
Open official instructions ↗Settings scope
- Where
- FLSUN printer preset → process / cooling / machine limits
- Contains
- High-speed toolpaths · cooling
- Build limits · printer-specific hardware behaviour
- Check
- 2.x presets and behaviour derive from FLSUN's OrcaSlicer-based branch
Treat these values as printer-, nozzle- and material-specific.
Open official instructions ↗
Common questions
Can FLSUN Slicer 2.0.2 handle multi-plate models?
Yes. Version 2.0.2 added multi-plate slicing. When a multi-plate model is imported, the slicer recognizes the plates and adds them for per-plate parameter adjustment and slicing.
Check the source ↗What happens when a multi-color model is imported?
Version 2.0.2 supports importing multi-color models, but converts their model colors to the default single color during import.
Check the source ↗Can version 2.0 upgrade version 1.1.5 in place?
No. FLSUN explicitly says to install 2.0 separately; both versions may be used side by side.
Check the source ↗What changed in the 2.x generation?
FLSUN rebuilt it on OrcaSlicer and added printer-specific work on high-speed paths, cooling, build limits and hardware behavior.
Check the source ↗Full release history
11 releases in the GitHub release archive
Release history in numbers
- Observed archive span
- Years represented
- 2
- Median release interval
- 43.7 days
- Busiest release year
- 7 releases in that year
Downloads by platform and format
20 public application files
Counts cover attached application packages across all indexed releases. The same package type may recur in several versions; platform and format are classified from the publisher filename.
Files by platform
- Windows12
- macOS8
Files by format
- EXE12
- DMG8
FLSUN 1.x and 2.x
FLSUN’s 2.0 release uses OrcaSlicer and does not upgrade directly from 1.1.5. Keep separate profiles when using both generations.
Project documentation ↗A project file is not an installer
A .3mf file holds model or project data. Opening it does not install the slicer. After opening a project, check the printer, nozzle and material settings.
Check the official requirements
Files are hosted by the developers. Before installing, check their system requirements and release notes. A file labelled for your platform does not establish the minimum OS version.
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