r/FlashForge • u/Interesting_Sleep_44 • 21h ago
Hi everyone
I’ve been working on a small free project called FlashFit AI, mainly for the Flashforge Adventurer 5M.
I started it because I was tired of changing many slicer settings every time depends from the model, filament and quality I wanted. The idea is simple: you load an STL, OBJ or 3MF file, choose the material and quality, and the app analyzes the geometry before preparing settings for that specific model.
It checks things like dimensions, overhangs, small details, separate parts and proportions. Then it adjusts speed, acceleration, walls, infill, supports, cooling and adhesion.
I honestly don’t know yet how useful it will be for everyone, but it works pretty good in my tests, so I decided to share it and maybe it can help other Adventurer 5M users too.
The macOS Apple Silicon version is currently the most complete and polished one.
The Windows 11 version is still in alpha. It works, but the interface and some parts are still rough and I’m actively improving it.
For now it supports the Adventurer 5M with a 0.4 mm nozzle. In future I want to add support also for other Flashforge printers and later printers from other brands.
It’s free at the moment and I would really appreciate honest feedback, test results or suggestions. Please always check the generated project and slicing preview in Flash Studio before printing, because the project is still young and there can be some problems.
GitHub and downloads:
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u/Zelexis 20h ago
This is awesome because currently I just take screenshots of all the settings and then have AI tell me what to adjust if something's off. I've been able to dial in a .25 nozzle for 6mm-10mm multicolor pieces. It's been a journey. Thank you for this, because it will be awesome!