You can expand the library with your own models. The default shapes include basic primitives (cube, cylinder, sphere…) as well as other useful objects, such as a helper disk or a recycling symbol. The new built-in shape gallery provides a quick and easy way to access your most used models, whether you use them as modifiers or to be placed on the platter and printed. We will continue tweaking their settings in our automatically updating profiles. Overall, supports should now be easier to remove, more customizable and the supported areas should look better. Left: Thick bridges enabled (old behaviour), Right: Thick bridges disabled Since the first solid layer above supports uses the bridging settings, this change also has a big impact on how supported overhangs look. You can switch to the old behavior by enabling the “Thick bridges” option. This is the strategy that most modern slicers use. The new default behavior uses your current layer height for bridging, making bridging reliable for shorter distances, but looking significantly better. This makes bridging very reliable and lets you bridge longer distances, but they didn’t look very good. New Bridging Modeįor historic reasons (explained in detail in the changelog), PrusaSlicer used to print bridges with extremely thick lines. Lastly, the “Smart fill” tool is also available when painting supports. Using a new checkbox you can limit the brush strokes only to the highlighted overhanging triangles. You can highlight overhangs when painting supports. And there are many other small improvements. When you use support enforcers (paint-on or modifier shapes), they will take over “supports on build plate only” and over “don’t support bridges”. The expansion of the first layer is now configurable (very common request). If you enable “Support on build plate only”, the support columns will be trimmed to not land on top of the object. You can now set the support contact distance on the top and bottom independently. We are leaving the grid supports as the default, for now, so make sure you switch them manually if you want to try them. The trade-off is the possibility of lower stability of tall and thin support pillars. These supports maintain the shape of the overhang, so they do not leak to the walls. We introduce a new type of “ Snug” supports. However, they tend to leak out of regions they support along the walls of the object. The default grid supports have a very well-defined minimum area, making them very stable. But with our new supports, you might find your craving for tree supports significantly lower. We are very well aware of the many requests for Tree supports and we’re planning to add them in the future. With this release, we have redesigned supports and significantly improved them. One of the most frequent (and rightful) complaints from the community is about PrusaSlicer’s supports. Improved FDM Supports and New Bridging Mode 🙂 During slicing, the painted regions are cleverly extended inwards, giving the different colors/polymers the best chance of binding together. It will automatically split big triangles into smaller ones, so you’ll have enough resolution for your masterpieces. Of course, you can also zoom in and use the Brush tool to paint manually. You can also quickly swap continuous patches of color with the Bucket fill tool. The paint fills a region below the mouse cursor up to a sharp edge, with the threshold angle adjustable. With the Smart fill tool selected, as you hover the mouse above the model, you get a real-time preview of the automatically detected region to paint. To make coloring quick and easy, we implemented the Smart fill and Bucket fill tools. With this release of PrusaSlicer, coloring an object requires just a handful of clicks with the smart fill and brushstroke operations! Preparing models for multi-material FDM prints used to be a complicated and time-consuming process. We also keep expanding the PrusaSlicer documentation, where you can read a detailed description of its functions with examples of their use.
#SLICER FOR FUSION 360 DOES NOT SLICE FOR THIN SHEET DOWNLOAD#
You can download PrusaSlicer for all Windows, Mac, Linux and we even provide 64bit ARM builds for devices such as Raspberry Pi and ARM Chromebooks.
0 kommentar(er)
