• How to re-arrange slicer profiles?

  1. Click the "settings" button Located in the bottom left corner. 2. Go to the tab "Slicer profiles", and drag! Here you can use the left grey button with the arrows, to drag a given slicer profile up or down. That's it!Few readers

• SimplyPrint slicer: import Cura profile

  To import your settings from a Cura profile, open Cura and select the profile you want to import. Then go to “Manage printers” in your printer tab Then open “Machine Settings” Then you have to put the lines at the bottom of the page into your start or gcode on the profile you want to export. Slice a file and save theFew readers

• Assigning slicer profiles to a printer

  Since the SimplyPrint slicer allows you to select the printer you're slicing for, it's also possible to assign a slicer profile to a printer, so when you switch between your printers, the correct slicer profile will automatically be selected! This is very easy to set up; 1. Create or edit a slicer profile Click on the profile-dropdown in the top right corner of the slicer, choose the bottom option "New profile" to create a new one, or hover the profile you wish to edit and click the blFew readers

• Reverse zoom in the SimplyPrint slicer

  1. Click the "settings" button Located in the bottom left corner. 2. Enable "Reverse zoom" Click the "Reverse zoom" checkbox to the left in the "Slicer settings" tab, under "Features", click the save button and that's it!Few readers

• SimplyPrint slicer: import Simplify3D profile

  You can easily import your saved profiles from Simplify3D and use them in the SimplyPrint slicer, just follow the guide below. In Simplify3D, select "file" in the upper left corner and then "Export FFF file" Select the profile you want to transfer to the SimplyPrint slicer and click "OK" Find the folder you want toFew readers

• SimplyPrint Slicer variables

  In this article, we'll explain how to use variables with the SimplyPrint Slicer & Gcode Macros! Before reading; You should know about our Gcode Macros & Gcode Snippets feature first! Read all about it here; Gcode Macros & snippets Slicer-specific variables temp : Hot end temperature bedtemp : Bed temperature fanspeed :Few readers

• What is the SimplyPrint slicer?

  In this article, we will explain the basics of the SimplyPrint slicer! The basics: a client-based, privacy-minded, "portable" slicer Our slicer is a so-called "Web, client-based slicer" - this means the slicer runs on your computer, in your browser, and all the slicing magic happens on your own computer. This means, that our slicer can run on any device - since it simply runs in a web-browser - and that we can easily provide it for free for all our users, as we don't do the slicing on our serFew readers

• How to import Cura profile to the SimplyPrint slicer?

  To import your settings from a Cura profile, open Cura and select the profile you want to import. Then go to “Manage printers” in your printer tab Then open “Machine Settings” Then you have to put the lines at the bottom of the page into your start or gcode on the profile you want to export.Few readers

• How to import Simplify3D profile to the SimplyPrint slicer?

  You can easily import your saved profiles from Simplify3D and use them in the SimplyPrint slicer, just follow the guide below. In Simplify3D, select "file" in the upper left corner and then "Export FFF file" Select the profile you want to transfer to the SimplyPrint slicer and click "OK"Few readers

• How to export a SimplyPrint slicer profile?

  1. Click the "settings" button Located in the bottom left corner. 2. Go to the tab "Slicer profiles" Here, simply click the blue pencil-button, click "Export" and this will download a .json file, which can then be sent to your friends, uploaded online - imported in any SimplyPrint slicer. ThFew readers