Slicer Setup[Nov/26]
Slicer Setup
Orca Slicer is an open-source slicing software designed to convert 3D models into G-Code, the language that 3D printers understand. It takes a digital 3D model and slices it into horizontal layers, generating the instructions needed for the printer to build the model layer by layer. This process includes defining the tool paths, adjusting print settings, and optimizing the model for the best possible print quality.
※Printer Selection
Select the corresponding model based on your actual situation.
※Set Bed Shape
Load Texture, and Model.
Click the corresponding table to download.
※Modify the start G-code in the slicer.
; Start macro: Heat bed and nozzle simultaneously
M104 S150 ; Preheat nozzle to 150°C (non-blocking)
M140 S[bed_temperature_initial_layer_single] ; Set bed target temperature (non-blocking)
M190 S[bed_temperature_initial_layer_single] ; Wait for bed to reach target temperature
M109 S150 ; Wait for nozzle to reach 150°C
PRINT_START EXTRUDER=[nozzle_temperature_initial_layer] BED=[bed_temperature_initial_layer_single]
※Physical Printer
Enter the printer's IP address to create a connection. Compared to logging into the printer via a browser, this method eliminates the need to switch between multiple software programs, allowing you to directly upload or start printing the sliced file.
※Slice the 3D model
Upload 3D models in STL/3MF/STP formats, and set the print parameters on the left side. Then click 'Slice' to display the preview.
How to Obtain STL Files? You can design STL files yourself using CAD modeling software or download them directly from the internet. On this page, we provide a list of popular websites for you to explore:
※Start the first print
Note that we are still within the Orca Slicer software at this point, essentially working within a web interface embedded in Orca Slicer.
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