Paramètres du slicer

Reverse filament direction at the end of a loop to help prevent stringing.

How much plastic to pull back into nozzle (in terms of raw filament).

Extra extrusion distance on top of initial retraction amount, negative values are allowed (in terms of raw filament).

Nozzle will lift from the surface of the part during a retraction move.

Extruder speed for the retraction movements, typically use the highest speed your extruder can support.

Turn off the extruder a short distance before the end of a loop to relieve pressure in nozzle and prevent blobs.

Distance that nozzle will stop extruding prior to the end of a loop.

Wipe the nozzle at the end of a loop.

Total distance for the wipe movement.

First layer height is commonly modified to improve adhesion of first layer and account for uneven surfaces.

The width of the first layer extrusion can be increased to help with adhesion.

Slower first layer speeds help improve bed adhesion.

Layer start points are randomly distributed all over the model / Layer start points are chosen to optimize printing speed and the minimize the travel distance between islands / All layer start points are aligned as close as possible to the specified XY location.

X-coordinate where all layer start points are aligned.

Y-coordinate where all layer start points are aligned.

This option can help prime the extruder prior to beginning the print and also helps anchor the edges of the model to the build platform to avoid warping.

The extruder that will be used for the skirt/brim. If "All Extruders" is selected, each extruder will print one outline.

Number of vertical layers to include skirt.

Skirt offset from part outline. Offset of zero will just touch the exterior of the part (brim).

Number of skirt outline perimeters.

Creates a raft below the part that can help with adhesion and provide a clean level surface to begin the print.

The extruder that will be used for the raft.

Number of interface layers at the top of the raft.

Number of thick base layers at the bottom of the raft.

Raft offset from the exterior of the part outline.

Separation distance between the last layer of the raft and the bottom layer of the part. Higher values will help the raft separate easier.

Infill percentage for the top layers of the raft.

Modifies the print speed for the first layer of the part on top of the raft.

Creates a pillar that is used to prime the extruder after a tool change command.

The extruder that is used for the prime pillar. If "All Extruders" is selected (default), the pillar will be printed by multiple extruders to efficient prime each extruder after a tool change command.

The width of the prime pillar.

The location of the prime pillar relative to the part.

Modifies the print speed of the prime pillar.

Creates a shell around your model that will help prime the extruder after a tool change and can also catch extra oozing from idle extruders.

The extruder that is used for the ooze shield. If "All Extruders" is selected (default), the pillar will be printed by multiple extruders to efficient prime each extruder after a tool change command.

The distance between the part and the inner-most ooze shield outline.

The number of ooze shield outlines to print on each layer.

The shape of the ooze shield walls. The "Waterfall" and "Contoured" options allow the shield to be closer to the part, however, the final ooze shield can be more difficult to remove.

The maximum allowed angle change for the ooze shield walls. Only valid for "Waterfall" and "Contoured" sidewall shapes.

Modifies the print speed of the ooze shield.

Infill angles will be used one after another for each successive layer.

This will print every single infill angle for each layer. Can create a stronger pattern, although it may cause overlap from crossing extrusions.

Choose the extruder that will be used for the dense support layers.

Number of dense support layers to include at the interface between the part surface and the normal sparse support. Set to zero to disable.

Infill percentage for the dense support layers.

Determines the resolution used for support material calculations.

If no manual support has been defined, automatic support will be added to support overhang angles greater than this value (0 = vertical, 90 = horizontal).

Modifies the horizontal separation distance between support structure and part outline (allows for easy cleanup).

Modifies the number of upper separation layers from part outline (allows for easy cleanup).

Modifies the number of lower separation layers from part outline (typically limited to 0 or 1 to ensure support structure has solid base).

Angles used for support structure webbing (typically want only 1 or 2 angles in this list).

Defines the temperature at each build layer. To use the same temperature for the entire build, add a single setpoint entry for layer 1.

Define the layer number where temperature setpoint will take effect.

Define the temperature that will be used at the selected layer number.

This is useful for some fans that may have trouble getting up to speed at low voltages.

Increases fan speed to help layers achieve adequate cooling.

The fastest layer time we allow without modifying fan speed.

Maximum fan speed that is allowed for layer cooling purposes.

Use a custom fan speed for all bridging regions.

The desired fan speed for all bridging regions.

Most modern 3D printing firmwares include an explicit E-dimension to allow flowrate tweaking.

Determines if relative extrusion values will be generated for each loop or if absolute values will be maintained throughout the entire print.

Typically enabled for all Reprap firmwares. May need to be disabled for some MakerBot firmwares.

This determines if multiple extruders each have their own coordinate system. This option should be disabled for Marlin, Sprinter, and Repetier firmwares.

Legacy commands that are not typically used by most modern firmwares.

Most G-Code interpreters support what is know as "sticky" parameters, meaning that the previous value for that parameter will be retained even if it isn't included in the next command.

This option will shift all G-Code coordinates to account for toolhead offsets. This setting should only be enabled if the machine's firmware does not support setting toolhead offsets.

X-axis offset applied to all coordinates in final G-Code file. If your printer homes at an X-coordinate of 100mm for example, set this offset to -100mm.

Y-axis offset applied to all coordinates in final G-Code file. If your printer homes at a Y-coordinate of 100mm for example, set this offset to -100mm.

Vertical (Z-axis) offset that is used to account for a slightly misaligned endstop positioning. A negative value will move the nozzle closer to the bed.

Overrides the current Machine Dimensions when loading this FFF profile. Allows easy switching between multiple printers with different machine settings.

Select your machine type.

Override for X-axis max printing dimensions.

Override for Y-axis max printing dimensions.

Override for Z-axis max printing dimensions.

The X-position of the coordinate system origin. If the origin is in the center of your build platform, this value should be half your X-axis build dimension.

The Y-position of the coordinate system origin. If the origin is in the center of your build platform, this value should be half your Y-axis build dimension.

The Z-position of the coordinate system origin. If the origin is in the center of your build platform, this value should be half your Z-axis build dimension.

Flip the X-axis direction in virtual preview.

Flip the Y-axis direction in virtual preview.

Flip the Z-axis direction in virtual preview.

The toolhead for the corresponding XY offsets.

Overrides the Firmware Configuration when loading this FFF profile. Allows easily switching between multiple printers with different firmware settings.

Select your firmware configuration.

Select your GPX machine profile (only applicable to MakerBot/Sailfish firmware types).

Select your machine's baud rate for serial communication.

Terminal commands to execute after the G-Code file is created. Note that [output_filepath] and [output_filename] placeholders can be used.

Slows printing speed to give layers adequate cooling time.

The fastest layer time we allow without modifying speed.

Minimum speed reduction that is allowed for cooling purposes.

Bridging calculations will only be applied to unsupported areas greater than this amount.

Expands the bridging region so that it has a larger overlap with the layer below. Set to zero to disable.

Lowering the extrusion multiplier for bridges can help stretch filament and avoid drooping.

Modify the speed multiplier for bridging sections.

Enable this option to force all bridging infill to be printed in the same direction.

Enter the angle to use for all bridging infill.

If this option is enabled, bridging settings will be applied to any perimeter sections that cross a bridging region.

A negative value will inset (shrink) your model outline in the XY plane. Useful to account for small dimensional differences in final print quality. Set to zero to disable.

Measured raw filament diameter.

Allows you to customize the purchase price of your filament for accurate cost calculations.

Allows you to customize the density of your filament for accurate weight calculations.