u/tyguitaxe001

Hey guys, I saw this post and now I'm wanting to do something similar: https://www.reddit.com/r/MansionsOfMadness2E/comments/iaxsdq/i_gave_up_trying_to_find_rn_sm_expansions_and/

All the high-res map scans I can find are in A4 size and they look fantastic. My problem is that I live in the US and don't have easy access to A4 paper outside of ordering online. If I try to do borderless printing, I can get it to fit technically, but the quality is really low. If I want to improve the quality, I can't do borderless printing and therefore can't get the image to properly fit. Anyone have any high-res scans for 8.5" x 11" (Letter) size paper? Or a way to convert them from A4 to Letter without messing up the scaling?

Hello everyone. My wife has a prebuilt ASUS PC tower (G10DK) with an NVIDIA RTX 3060 and Ryzen 5800X and she is having some weird moments with it. When she tries to play a game (Jurassic World Evolution 2, Tabletop Simulator, Guild Wars 2) the performance with dramatically drop and then the screen will go black and her computer will be unresponsive and the fans don't spin anymore. Her monitor will often even flash to "No Signal." However, if she's in a Discord call, she will stay in the call and can hear people and they can hear her. She has to manually do a hard restart on her computer though (Ctrl + Win + Shift + B does nothing).

I have done the DISM and SFC checks. I have used DDU in Safe Mode to uninstall the drivers and I installed the GPU driver from January (591.86 I think) and no solution. I did notice that when I go to start Jurassic World that it is giving a message about the GPU driver crashing and asking to turn on extended debugging.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Is there a better driver? Is this likely a hardware issue and not the suspected driver issue? I thought I had seen somewhere that it might be a PSU problem? The tower has a 500W PSU (550W Peak) per ASUS website if that helps.

Hey guys, I recently did the risky thing and updated OrcaSlicer FF to Flash Studio 1.7.8 with my AD5X. So far things have been working fine. I decided to run some calibrations on some new filament and saw new options for Cornering and Input Shaping and decided to run those as well, but I do not understand what I'm looking at. I follow the tutorial but it doesn't really explain things well in my opinion.

I run the Cornering test and use the Fast Tower per the tutorial using the default values. Nothing looks amiss. I re-run it and increase the max value to 20 mm/s since it says anything above 20 may cause Layer shift. Nothing looks amiss. Am I supposed to go above 20? Am I doing something wrong? For funsies, I run it with the Ringing Tower and the only thing I notice there is that the higher it goes the more separated the close crescent shapes are. Still not sure what any of this means though.

Assuming that my cornering is fine since I don't know what I'm doing clearly, I ran the Input Shaping Calibration with Damping at 0. This time I'm seeing the ripple effect throughout and the close crescent shapes start very separated and get closer together the higher up. The tutorial just says "Measure the X and Y heights and read the frequency set at that point in OrcaSlicer." but I don't know what point I'm trying to measure to! Is it the point that looks the cleanest? Is it the most ripple-y?

Can someone please help me with understanding these calibrations? I'm really struggling to find good guides on these. I need these explained like I'm a 5th grader it feels and no one appears to do that.

EDIT: Added printer I'm using (AD5X)

Hey guys, I'm prototyping a board game using TTS and trying to automate a couple of setup things to make it a little smoother. I've been watching some videos on how to do scripting and have learned how to automate shuffling and dealing and stuff like that. I'm not sure how to do a specific thing though. For part of the setup, I need to get 4 cards per player from one deck and shuffle them (I can do this), then deal a card from the new deck, then shuffle 2 cards per player from a second deck into the new deck. How can I do step 2 and 3? I think if I knew how to do step 2 I could probably figure out step 3, but any advice on making this go smoothly would be greatly appreciated as well as any tips you have for resources or just in general for prototyping on TTS. Thanks!