Out of curiosity, has anyone managed to crack the .FORMLOGS file to view the logs yourself?
I find it extremely annoying and unfair that I need to contact Formlabs support just to see whats going on with my printer. I’m in Australia so the time-zone differences means that it takes literal days for a problem to even be found let alone resolved.
We are currently on a pretty tight time crunch and our prints are beginning to fail more consistently with varying resins. Would love to know what is going on with the printer at a quick glance rather than having to open a support ticket.
I can’t tell if its a compressed file or an encrypted file. I’ve tried treating it like a .txt, .zip, and .rar with no success. Hoping someone out there can help out!
Linux/unix has an automatic file type detecting command, called “file”. I think I tried that once, and it could not determine the type. Probably it’s a standard compressed/encrypted file format but the header has been made proprietary.
