ChatGPT + PrusaSlicer Organic Supports = Weird (and Awesome)

I used ChatGPT to generate a Python script that creates 3D models for testing the Organic Support feature in PrusaSlicer 2.6. It was also the perfect opportunity to test out the new Anycubic Kobra Neo, an inexpensive FDM 3D printer that Anycubic sent over to try out. Links below!

Chapters:
0:00​ - Is it Printable?
0:22 - Organic Supports
1:24 - Unsuccessful Python Code
2:01 - Updated Python Code
2:23 - Running the Python Script
2:58 - First Test Print
3:36 - Printing the Combined Output

Thanks for watching and have fun printing!

#chatgpt #3dprinting #prusaslicer

[UncleJessy]

man oh man do I have a fun 💀 project in mind for this - love how you keep on exploring more options of ChatGPT + 3D printing

[Repkord]

My goodness you are so amazingly good at sharing your process in a clean, concise, and entertaining way. And your ideas are always so fun and unique. Keep up the awesome work man! 💪🏼

[powerbeltd]

Really interesting project! I should really bump ChatGPT up on my to-do list. I'm comfortable editing code, but having it make a starting point for me would be incredible. Nice work!

[fiammetta]

You’re very talented. I love your videos ❤

[bettdiaz]

Great video... but you did not show how the model looks without the supports :(

[Erbsensuppe]

That's a very interesting and inspiring video, thanks for sharing this.

[shockzblue]

Please share your Kobra Neo prusa profile.

[paradiselost]

i am confused why you had to use a script to rotate the models? every slicer i have used has that function built in... its probably my most used feature, really, making things fit.

[JeansGlow]

I hope in 1 or 2 years we will have perfect AI generated Auto Supports for fdm and resin printing.

[TheAndyroo]

Need to see the supports come off otherwise could just be a fused mess?

[ThatJay]

now we just need something like Arachne but works between layers