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<p>Info about the OrcaSlicer program</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Overview == <br /> The recommended slicing program for the Creality 3d printers. It is loaded on the PC next to the laser cutter.<br /> <br /> == Documentation ==<br /> [https://www.orcaslicer.com/ official site]<br /> <br /> == General How To ==<br /> * Create a new project.<br /> * Select which printer to use (the ones we have should be configured already as presets)<br /> * Import your .stl files (File &gt; Import)<br /> * Manipulate your objects so they fit on the bed and aren't overlapping or hanging off. Orca should yell at you if this is the case.<br /> * At the top, click Preview, it should start slicing (the process of splitting your model into layers to print)<br /> * You may need to enable supports for some objects if there are overhangs.<br /> * It should show you a preview, with a list at the right showing how long each type of print will take. Notably, if you're printing multiple objects at once and there is a high amount of 'travel time,' sometimes this can be reduced by moving pieces closer together.<br /> * Click export gcode and save it to the computer.<br /> * Transfer it to the micro sdcard (the reader is the blue cable+dongle taped to the top of the screen) and take it to your printer to print.</div>

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