Official QIDISlicer downloads
Open official QIDISlicer downloads and installationThis FDM 3D printer uses a slicer to prepare model data as printable G-code. Match the X-Smart3 profile, actual nozzle and material below.
QIDISlicer 1.2.5 OS files
| Check | Details |
|---|---|
| Windows | The official release lists a Win64 setup EXE and ZIP. Select a file appropriate for the actual PC. |
| macOS | The listed file is a MacOS universal DMG. Check its requirements against the actual Mac. |
| Linux | The current listing is an Ubuntu24 AppImage. Other distributions and CPUs require separate compatibility checks. |
Official QIDISlicer 1.2.5 release and Assets
The official latest release lists 1.2.5 as checked on 29 October 2026. Older minimum OS text in the installation Wiki does not establish compatibility for the current files.
X-Smart3 specifications and connection paths
| Check | Details |
|---|---|
| Build volume | CoreXY / 175×180×170 mm. Use the build volume and profile for X-Smart3. |
| Nozzle | The manual lists a standard 0.4 mm brass nozzle and 1.75 mm filament. Match the fitted nozzle and material. |
| Chamber | The manual explicitly says there is no chamber heating. Its 50°C entry is not an active heater setpoint. |
| USB / Wi-Fi | The manual lists a USB 2.0 flash drive and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n). Distinguish USB file printing from wireless transfer. |
Exact X-smart 3 manual: PDF pages 14–15
Match the profile and preview G-code
| Check | Details |
|---|---|
| Model input | The official first-print guide lists STL, STEP, 3MF, OBJ and AMF inputs. Select the printer, nozzle, filament and process after import. |
| Slice | Use the X-Smart3 profile, Slice now and GCode Preview to inspect the toolpath, then export G-code for USB. |
| Q2 format | The 1.2.5 release describes its new .gcode.3mf feature as Q2-compatible. Use the documented .gcode path for X-Smart3. |
Official profile, slicing and G-code guide
Compare with the supplied USB sample
- Complete the manual’s unpacking, calibration and filament-loading steps. Check the actual material: the sample is for the supplied PLA Rapid.
- Insert the USB flash drive and select the QIDI.gcode sample in the Test folder (PDF page 10).
- Compare this sample with your sliced file. If the sample prints and your file fails, start with the profile and file-path checks below.
This is a 3D sample print using real material; it serves a different purpose from a paper-printer diagnostic report.
Initial preparation and material conditions
| Check | Details |
|---|---|
| Unpack | Follow the initial screen guide and PDF pages 4–6 to check ties, cardboard, four platform fixing screws and the foam below the platform. Clear packing material from the moving area. |
| Filament | PDF pages 8–9 show the path through the sensor to the print head. Use the material preset and check actual feeding; an example temperature is not universal. |
| Enclosure | The PLA and PETG rows on PDF pages 12–13 mark Print With Enclosure with X. Follow the chosen filament’s conditions and check nozzle suitability for the material. |
Calibration states and movement-range message
| Check | Details |
|---|---|
| Leveling | Leveling Completed is the leveling-completion display on PDF page 8. Follow the remaining initial sequence. |
| Input Shaper | INPUT SHAPER running, please wait is the resonance-compensation waiting display on PDF page 8. Allow that calibration sequence to finish. |
| Range | The official error image reads Movement beyond range of provisions. If it occurs during printing, check the printer selected when slicing. Manual XYZ movement has a separate homing branch in the official guide; send the failure process to support if it persists. |
Official X-Smart3 error guidance
Six print-failure checks
Official evidence and scope
Official X-Smart3 model page · Model manual folder · X-smart 3-en.pdf · Slicer installation · First print · QIDISlicer 1.2.5 · Model error guidance
Checked 29 October 2026 against the 16-page quick-start manual linked by the manufacturer’s exact-model page and official slicer/error guidance. Software versions and file labels were checked; OS installation and runtime were not verified.