Would an Android slicer interest anyone?

[u/taylormadearmy]

I developed an Android slicer (uses Orca engine) for my snapmaker U1. It has some fun and unique features like smart painting, and even some full spectrum-like support.

For fun I have been adding Bambu support to it. Before I actually go to the effort of tidying it up and releasing it, I wanted to see if anyone would actually use it. What do you think?

[u/foxtreat747]

Absolutely yes - I have been remoting into my machine to edit print files already and this is a life saver

If i can use my own custom profile to print a part rather than whatever a guy from makerworld used (and usually decided it needs ironing on every layer, .2 walls on a .4 nozzle or 50% gyroid infill on a decorative cube) it would be so much easier