If you have a standard off the shelf FFF/FDM or SLA/DLP/mSLA printer
then you are pretty much stuck with the limited slicer options. Most
phone home or for SLA/DLP/mSLA only output a proprietary format.
I have a printer controller running nanDLP that we have isolated on the
network. The software keeps track of everything you do with it and tries
to phone home.
I use Slic3r and bunch of scripts to run my printers with LCNC. That is
why I'm working on my own CAM for machining as well as multi-tech hybrid
printers. The closed stuff (CAM and Slicers) doesn't even cut it for
anything that is not considered standard.
On 7/9/21 1:13 PM, Bruce Layne wrote:
PrusaSlicer is now slicing files for optical MSLA resin printers. It
may only be the Prusa resin printer now. I'm still using Chitubox to
slice my MSLA files, but hopefully soon I can use PrusaSlicer for all
of my 3D printers. Chitubox is free, but I don't think it's open
source. It phones home, and there's no telling what it's reporting. I
should trap some packets and try to see for myself. :-)
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