Sculpey Super Slicer with Handles

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This allows you to forbid a widget/setting on expert but not on Simple tag, so it can "move" between "mode".

Using Chitubox, you can easily adjust the settings of each model as well as the specific resin you are using to account for speed and exposure time. It has a huge range of printers available to choose from, as Chitu also makes motherboards for several manufacturers. I also printed the CTRL-V test, first with defat settings, and then with the calibrated settings. The results were quite a bit better with the calibrations done, as you can see. PrusaSlicer vs SuperSlicer here it's a collection of pull request and bugfixes from the last version, before i merge with prusaslicer2.7 New If you make any mistakes, the import will warn you. One common problem is that the GUI likes to capitalize things like the names of infill patterns. However, in the file, everything is lowercase.Remove aligned rectilinear, add tooltip tip for aligned setting, as there is no reason to only allow this one to be aligned.

What that means is you can export your configuration as a bundle and then rearrange everything so that you have all your common settings in one place and then inherit most of those setting from specific items. For example, you might have a base PLA filament type. Then a PLA type for “Brand X” which overrides only a few items. Finally, you would have a specific “Red Brand X PLA” that only has to set the color and — if you have multiple extruders — maybe the pigment factor that controls how much filament gets purged between colors. A mixing hot end, for example, needs a much more complex startup than a normal E3DV6. However, both of them need bed adjustments and temperature warm-ups. I currently have six flavors of extruders and I don’t want to make parallel changes in six different scripts. I found the SuperSlicer calibration features so incredibly useful that I believe they, or something like that, should be incorporated directly into PrusaSlicer itself. Since SuperSlicer is open source, this should not be technically challenging. If you’re a manufacturer and looking for a good 3D slicer to use for your 3D printers, Repetier also offers a branded option so you can have your own custom version. You get your own branding and digital signature, as well as all Repetier’s custom print settings and filament settings to reduce time spent answering your customers’ questions.I know people who have 3D printers that are little more than appliances. They buy it, they print with it, and they don’t change much of anything. That doesn’t describe me and, I’m guessing, it doesn’t describe you either. This does lead to a problem, though, when it comes to slicers. You have to keep changing profiles and modifying them. It can be hard to keep things straight. For example, if you have profiles for different nozzles, you get to make a choice: keep one profile and edit the parts that change, or keep multiple profiles and any common changes have to be propagated to the other profiles. Part of the reason I want to manage multiple profiles has to do with this mystery object…