PrusaSlicer
PrusaSlicer 1.41.1
Official release record for PrusaSlicer 1.41.1, published Oct 26, 2018.
Stable5 public packages13,440 recorded GitHub downloads
Official files in this release
macOS · 1 files
- Slic3rPE-1.41.1+full-201810261144.dmgNot specified in filename · 14.3 MiB · 2,268 downloadsOfficial download ↗
Linux · 2 files
- Slic3rPE-1.41.1+linux64-full-201810261150.AppImageNot specified in filename · 18.0 MiB · 1,941 downloadsOfficial download ↗
- Slic3rPE-1.41.1+linux64-full-201810261150.tar.bz2Not specified in filename · 15.4 MiB · 821 downloadsOfficial download ↗
Windows · 2 files
- Slic3rPE-1.41.1+win32-full-201810261148.zip32-bit · 9.8 MiB · 653 downloadsOfficial download ↗
- Slic3rPE-1.41.1+win64-full-201810261148.zipIntel / AMD 64-bit · 11.5 MiB · 7,757 downloadsOfficial download ↗
Package changes from the previous release
Compared with 1.41.1-rc, all classified package counts remain unchanged at 5 public files.
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Slic3r Prusa Edition Slic3r Prusa Edition 1.41.1
Summary:
This is a final release. Please see Slic3r PE 1.41.1-beta ↗ and Slic3r PE 1.41.1-rc ↗ for full change logs.
This release contains the following fixes:
- Gyroid infill is now extruded with a normal flow, no more with a bridging flow #928, #1112, #1131. The bridging flow was over extruding heavily at low layer heights.
- Fixed some support regression issues introduced with 1.41.1-beta, exhibiting excessive #1309 or missing support interfaces #1306 #1344.
- Fixed possible race condition when saving config.ini by multiple simultaneously running instances of Slic3r.
This release contains the following adjustments:
- When enabling brim with the platter check box, the default brim width is now set to 5 mm (it used to be 10 mm).