X3msnake
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5 years ago wouldn't it be better if it just opened a slicer window with a gui for selecting the options? that way we could have a XML that had the list of resin brand Type and respective settings for each layer slice height
Robert Silvers notifications@github.com escreveu no dia sexta, 4/01/2019 à(s) 15:18:
Currently Meshmixer has a way to to work directly with OpenSlicer, but there is a problem - Meshmixer crashes endlessly, and the support seems to be a random-number generator. I cannot do the same operation two times in a row and get the same result. It is sad because it is otherwise so cool.
Netfabb, however, is great, and Autodesk has put all their cards into that and seemingly abandoned Meshmixer, or at least put an intern or two on it. Also, people like B9. So my proposed feature is a way for OpenSlicer to work with ANY layout program automatically. It would work like this:
http://forum.makergear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1324
Set up a folder that is monitored by OpenSlicer, and, when an STL is written to it by B9 Creator, Meshmixer, Netfabb, or other program, it gets sliced automatically. It would parse the file name for layer size and erosion. So, if a file were saved as yoda-lh-50-hsc-1.stl, it would print at a layer height of 50 microns and do a horizontal size compensation of minus 1 pixel (could also allow + values).
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Currently Meshmixer has a way to to work directly with OpenSlicer, but there is a problem - Meshmixer crashes endlessly, and the support seems to be a random-number generator. I cannot do the same operation two times in a row and get the same result. It is sad because it is otherwise so cool.
Netfabb, however, is great, and Autodesk has put all their cards into that and seemingly abandoned Meshmixer, or at least put an intern or two on it. Also, people like B9. So my proposed feature is a way for OpenSlicer to work with ANY layout program automatically. It would work like this:
http://forum.makergear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1324
Set up a folder that is monitored by OpenSlicer, and, when an STL is written to it by B9 Creator, Meshmixer, Netfabb, or other program, it gets sliced automatically. It would parse the file name for layer size and erosion. So, if a file were saved as yoda-lh-50-hsc-1.stl, it would print at a layer height of 50 microns and do a horizontal size compensation of minus 1 pixel (could also allow + values).