Orca Slicer - Sequential printing. Multiple parts on the bed print one by one

Orca Slicer - Sequential printing. Multiple parts on the bed print one by one. We'll go through and example of how to turn on sequential printing and review some the pitfalls to watch out for.

[waltkosch]

Dude. You freakin rock kid! This is EXACTLY the information and tutorial that I have been desperately searching for. I liked and subscribed

[devinsingleton]

You are incredible! Thank you. Love that you not only answered the question but also the cooling tidbit🙌 Love your understanding of the software and the breakdown.

[NochSoEinKaddiFan]

That was very helpful and to the point. Love the no-fuss-presentation, almost like a spoken out wiki entry, I like it!

[edwardmcrichy]

Keep the orca slicer videos coming. I don't think anybody else on YouTube is doing these right now.

[lostinthamood]

Thanks for the info, I'm new to printing and have struggled to print multiple items. This helped me so much!

[whiterhino]

Thanks! This was helpful. I appreciate the quick and concise way you explain things.

[AdamWilsonNZ.]

is there a way to print first layers of all ojects first, then print sequentially. this makes sure all prints will have adequate adhesion when left alone.

[DonovanBrown]

Thanks for keeping them short and to the point.

[domdon]

Thx for this, it's helped immensely :) Just to add, the order of printing seems to be denoted by the order of placement on the plate.

[thry]

Thanks! I was trying to figure this out for a while.

[sierraecho]

Great video, it´s not only tme but also the quality and failure rate. If you print object by object you are better off with failure rate and surface quality due to stringing

[joshanderson]

Great video, would have loved to have seen setting up extruder clearances in the slicer. Maybe another video?

[mogsta]

Your vids are great, you tackle stuff I've faced every day since starting 3D printing 2 weeks ago :D
I'd love to see a sequential print video that show show to adjust settings between print - like nozzle temp, line height and width etc (they somehow do it with the Orca calibration tools, as well as temperature towers etc that you can download... but I can't see how to do that per object within Orca).

[goudiemark]

Thank you - this saved me a ton of time

[yasin_uyghur]

Could you share the Timelapse feature please, how can we make Timelapse with orca slicer ?

[sethbourne]

Thanks. Is there a way to do this with one part that has numerous tall sections? Or does it only work for separate parts?

[K_Shea]

May have to try Orca, it seems to be gaining in reasons to switch.

[T-FLoWW]

Thx for showing Print By Object feature, actually i was just looking for that exact setting, but there is something i just cldnt get, when the printing speed is slow, doesnt that give more time to cool down, but i got like you told the opposite (ur explanation for the Min Print Speed section) maybe i got it wrong, u got it at 10 then u set it up to 50 which doesnt makes it to print faster when the slower print gives more time to cool every layer? Obviously there is something that i got wrong totally reversed but i appreciate if u wld make a short explanation. Thx.

[JojoKraken]

This will be useful for printing multiple big object and running low on filament or might not have enough. Instead of throwing all the half completed parts away, at least most will be completed. Sad to say, my 3 day print ran out of filament when I was away out on a weekend get away. Had to reprint all the large object that didn't finish.

[rogatory]

Thanks man this helped me a great deal!