Because of course it now does. Welcome to Bambu.
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Orcaslicer luckily works
Does it work outside LAN Only mode?
What I would like was something like:
From LAN and any damn slicer of my choosing, send prints directly to printer. Read printer and ams state.
From bambulab handy, slicer, etc, the same as above.
I don't see why these should be mutually exclusive options.
It does work. Though my bambu printer is on an older firmware because it's the only way to use my DIY AMS
I use mine on LAN only (I also blocked its internet access from my router just in case). So wouldn't know.
And yes I totally agree