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# The FarmLoop + SimplyPrint integration

# The FarmLoop + SimplyPrint integration
FarmLoop is an automatic print-removal system for Bambu Lab printers, built by 3D Farmers. Together with AutoPrint it clears each finished part off the bed and starts the next print on its own, so a Bambu Lab printer can work through your queue unattended. This guide explains what FarmLoop is, who makes it, how it works with SimplyPrint, and how pricing works.

|| FarmLoop runs as a clearing method inside [AutoPrint](https://help.simplyprint.io/en/article/autoprint-put-your-printers-on-autopilot-1hssb9u/), which is part of the Pro plan and up.

|| The FarmLoop integration is currently in public beta and free to use during the beta. It will become a paid add-on after the beta ends. Pricing is set by 3D Farmers.

## In this guide
* [Who makes FarmLoop](#2-who-makes-farmloop)
* [What the integration does](#2-what-the-integration-does)
* [Supported printers](#2-supported-printers)
* [Plan and subscription](#2-plan-and-subscription)
* [Buying FarmLoop](#2-buying-farmloop)
* [Getting help with FarmLoop](#2-getting-help-with-farmloop)
* [Related articles](#2-related-articles)

## Who makes FarmLoop
FarmLoop is a hardware mod designed and sold by **3D Farmers**, not by SimplyPrint. SimplyPrint builds the software integration that drives it. That split matters for two things: hardware availability and roadmap (which models are supported, when new ones arrive) are 3D Farmers' call, and so is pricing. SimplyPrint's job is to make the mod work smoothly as an AutoPrint clearing method.

## What the integration does
FarmLoop is the one clearing method SimplyPrint officially maintains together with the hardware vendor. For other hardware clearing methods the clearing gcode is a starting template you can view and edit yourself; for FarmLoop, SimplyPrint keeps the gcode up to date with 3D Farmers, picks the right sequence for your exact Bambu Lab model and FarmLoop stage automatically, and applies updates without you pasting anything.

When a print finishes, SimplyPrint cools the bed, runs the FarmLoop clearing sequence to sweep the part off, verifies the bed is clear (visually too, if you turn on AI bed check with a camera), and then starts the next matching item from your queue. For the step-by-step setup, see [the FarmLoop clearing method for AutoPrint](https://help.simplyprint.io/en/article/the-farmloop-clearing-method-for-autoprint-1ttb53x/).

## Supported printers
FarmLoop works with these Bambu Lab models in SimplyPrint:

* A1 Mini
* A1
* P1P
* P1S
* X1C
* P2S

Each model has its own clearing variant, and some models have a stage 1 and stage 2 variant. SimplyPrint matches the variant to your printer automatically when you select FarmLoop.

## Plan and subscription
Two things are needed to run FarmLoop:

* **A SimplyPrint plan with AutoPrint** (Pro and up). AutoPrint is what keeps the queue flowing between prints.
* **The FarmLoop hardware**, plus, after the beta, a FarmLoop subscription from 3D Farmers.

During the public beta the integration is free and no subscription gating applies, so you can select FarmLoop and run it right away. When the paid phase begins, some advanced variants will require a connected FarmLoop account with the matching subscription, and SimplyPrint will prompt you to connect at that point.

## Buying FarmLoop
FarmLoop is sold by 3D Farmers. You can buy the mod from their store, and SimplyPrint shows a discount code in the clearing-method card when FarmLoop is selected. Use that code at checkout.

## Getting help with FarmLoop
Because FarmLoop is 3D Farmers' hardware, questions about the mod itself, hardware availability, model roadmap and its pricing are best answered by 3D Farmers directly, through their community. SimplyPrint can help with the software side: selecting FarmLoop as a clearing method, AutoPrint behavior, and queue matching.

## Related articles
* [The FarmLoop clearing method for AutoPrint](https://help.simplyprint.io/en/article/the-farmloop-clearing-method-for-autoprint-1ttb53x/)
* [AutoPrint: put your printers on autopilot](https://help.simplyprint.io/en/article/autoprint-put-your-printers-on-autopilot-1hssb9u/)
* [AutoPrint clearing methods: every way to clear the bed](https://help.simplyprint.io/en/article/autoprint-clearing-methods-every-way-to-clear-the-bed-607clg/)