🚨 Project Update – Why Your Patience Matters (and How You Can Help!)

Hey everyone,

First off — thank you again for your incredible support! The response to SteinWipe and SWMC has been amazing, and there have been so many good conversations happening in the Discord which are shaping the next release of SWMC. It’s been truly humbling to see so many of you diving into the project, testing, and pushing your machines to the limit. Your enthusiasm is what keeps this project alive.

That said, I wanted to address something important:

🧠 Right now, my focus is locked on completing the brand-new SWMC core and updating Feb.15.1 → Feb.15.2 into the first stable release of the project — targeted for the end of this month.

This is a major milestone. It not only moves the SteinWipe listings for P1 and X1 out of beta, but also introduces the first wave of SteinSwitch Definitions — a smarter, more scalable way to configure everything in one place. Even better? It lays the G-code groundwork for something potentially even bigger than SWMC by integrating with future Python-powered scripts.

But with growth comes a real challenge:
My time is getting completely eaten up by repeat questions in DMs — often things that are already documented. I truly get it — SWMC has become a large, fast-evolving project, and the info has been scattered between posts, videos, and Discord chats. I understand how frustrating that can be.

But every “When’s the next release?” or “What does this setting do?” takes away from the hours I need to write code, test features, fix bugs, and push this project forward for everyone. And with a deadline this close, I have to focus.

The good news?
We’re nearly at a point of clarity. This release will define the new standard of how SWMC works — and for the first time, I can finish the full documentation and start creating in-depth video content that won’t be outdated a few weeks later. This is the light at the end of the tunnel we’ve all been working toward.

Where you can help:
🧭 Please take a moment to check the full project log before reaching out – it’s always up-to-date, clearly outlined, and includes every change, fix, and upcoming feature:
🔗 SteinWipe Project Log

You’ll find:

• Release dates and planned timelines

• New feature breakdowns

• Beta and stable listing changes

• All known bug fixes

• The latest on Bambu Studio + Orca compatibility

• And a full SteinSwitch definitions list you can reference

If you’ve got feedback, please continue using the #swmc-bug-reporting or #steinwipe channels in Discord — it helps everyone stay informed, and lets me keep my head down to make things better for you.

Thanks again for being part of something that continues to push the boundaries of what 3D printing can do. The next release is shaping up to be a huge leap forward — and your support and patience make all the difference.

Onward 🚀
— Leckiestein