force_print_oversize
Override the print impossibility gate for one printer, allowing physically blocked prints (exceeding build volume or nozzle temperature) to proceed with human confirmation.
Instructions
Briefly override the pre-print impossibility gate for ONE printer.
Kiln refuses a print that physically cannot succeed on the target
printer — geometry that exceeds the build volume (the nozzle would
crash) or a material whose minimum nozzle temperature exceeds the
printer's hotend ceiling (it cannot melt the filament). Those are
hard physical limits, not warnings, so a normal print call is blocked.
This is the human's "I understand — print it anyway" escape hatch, e.g.
when you are deliberately sending the file to a *different* printer than
the one connected. It grants a short, per-printer override that lets the
NEXT otherwise-blocked print through, then expires.
Safety: classified ``confirm`` (see ``data/tool_safety.json``). An
autonomous agent cannot self-approve it — the confirmation layer keeps a
human in the loop, exactly like ``emergency_stop``. Designing and slicing
any size is never blocked; only the final print-to-hardware step is.
:param printer_id: Printer model to override (e.g. ``"bambu_a1"``).
Empty resolves to the active printer.
:param ttl_minutes: Minutes the override stays active (default 5, max 60).
:returns: Grant confirmation, or a confirmation-required challenge.
Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| printer_id | No | ||
| ttl_minutes | No |