On the way to continous improvement and meeting the needs of the market the software is constantly developed and enriched of new functionalities.
Simple to use – the best possible printout obtained without user intervention
Each profile has been prepared and individually tested for at least 100h of printing
Automatic update of the latest material profiles
Optimization for dual material printing
For advanced users is available an option allowing to change all advanced print settings
An intuitive material selection system, visual quality and print strength
Supports Windows, macOS and Linux systems
Guaranteed print quality
3DGence Slicer – software for preparing files for 3D printing based on CAD models for 3DGence printers.
Available functionalities
Splitting models with a plane
Dividing models with automatically generated grooves for printing large models in parts and simple assembly after printing
Moving, scaling, rotating models
Duplicating models
Automatically setting models on the heatbed
Laying models on a specific wall
Choosing a printer conditioning the choice of available materials
The certified materials base with the option of selecting others from outside the list
All advanced print settings available from the advanced editing level
Preview of .gcode files
Separation of files containing many geometries, e.g. assemblies
Advanced, dual material settings allowing the use of supports generated in an external program
Keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + [C]
Duplicate the selected model
Ctrl + [P]
Prepare model to print
Ctrl + [S]
Save .gcode (only in the layer view)
Ctrl + [,]
Select the previous model
Ctrl + [.]
Select the next model
Ctrl + [L]
Activate the function “Align Face to Bed”
Delete
Delete the selected model
Backspace
Delete the selected model
[+]
Zoom the camera to the model
[-]
Move the camera away from the model
Arrow keys during activating the layer preview function – moving the active layer (up and right – up, down and left – down)
Arrow keys after activating any other control on the left side (eg turning) identical with pressing the [+] and [-] buttons (left – less, right – more, up and down inactive)
Arrow keys in any other situation – rotating the camera by 5 degrees
