A folder in AppData where I can store everything would be enough for me.
I’m surprised that nobody has needed something like this before me.

The virtual printer would actually be sufficient for me, but it doesn’t work with the current Bambu Studio version.

Or does the virtual printer work via Unraid with the current Bambu Studio version?

I think I’ll ask about it on GitHub!

Edited February 27Feb 27 by Bademeister

Hey, thanks for packaging the app, it works great!

I'm trying to enable Tailscale but the app is failing to start up when that's toggled on. The container installed tailscale and let me authenticate with my account, but after that the app just stops without any error message.

Is there more setup that needs to be done out-of-the-box to get Tailscale working?

I do not use tailscale so hard for me to answer you

On 3/12/2026 at 8:47 PM, Argus9 said:

I'm trying to enable Tailscale but the app is failing to start up when that's toggled on.

The "enable tailscale" toggle is a hack that won't work with all containers, depends how they're made. Should use a sidecar container/TSDProxy.

6 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

The "enable tailscale" toggle is a hack that won't work with all containers, depends how they're made. Should use a sidecar container/TSDProxy.

I cannot be more than agree.
I personnally use netbird/tailscale tp access my whole Lan

@Kilrah @ZappyZap that's what I ended up doing too; the tailscale sidecar works beautifully.

For any readers coming here with the same question: Spin up a Tailscale docker container, then change your Bambuddy container configuration's network type to "container", and then select the Tailscale container. Bambuddy will then piggyback off of the Tailscale container's connection to your tailnet.

Be sure to give your container an appropriate name (i.e. tailscale-bambuddy) and make sure to set the tailscale node name to "bambuddy" so that MagicDNS works the way you'd expect.

Thanks for the feedback!

Hi everyone,

When will the update to version 0.2.3 be released?

2 hours ago, Bademeister said:

Hi everyone,

When will the update to version 0.2.3 be released?

We are using the official docker image here so you need to ask the dev themself in their github
Thanks

3 hours ago, Bademeister said:

When will the update to version 0.2.3 be released?

0.2.3 is in beta stage. If you want to test it because you know why you need to change the tag yourself. If you don't know that you probably shouldn't.

Does the recently added Slicer API work with this repo? I tried following the setup instructions provided by bambuddy directly and it doesn't work.

I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work, but obviously you have to spin up the slicer container you want and there are no templates for them at this point so you have to make your own.

EDIT: Yup, works fine.

Edited June 17Jun 17 by Kilrah

First, thank you for the bambuddy container. This thing is fantastic.

For those asking about tailscale integration; my solution has been to use TSDProxy. You need to manually add these four labels to your bambuddy container definition;

tsdproxy.enable = true
tsdproxy.ephemeral = false
tsdproxy.tlsvalidate = false

tsdproxy.port.1 = 80/http:<Web UI Port>/http

My specific setup is running a Headscale (self hosted open source version of Tailscale) container on the same Unraid server. A regular Tailscale account connection should work just the same. Side note in case anyone tries to go down this path; I first attempted to configure the container defs for TSDProxy using the Label Manager plugin, but gave up after realizing it wasn't up to date and I couldn't get it to work as expected. Don't waste your time, just add the above labels and TSDProxy will pick it up.

Edited July 27Jul 27 by kingbuzz0

On 6/17/2026 at 4:51 PM, Kilrah said:

I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work, but obviously you have to spin up the slicer container you want and there are no templates for them at this point so you have to make your own.

EDIT: Yup, works fine.

excuse my ignorance how did you get it to work?

Just add a container and give it the repo address and the ports/vars it needs and a path.

Edited Wednesday at 09:16 AM5 days by Kilrah