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Print To 3D - Slice your design to gcode

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Finally, 3D printing comes to iPad !

Right from the start, with an awesome, native UI for the incredible M1 iPads. In just a few moments, you can slice your 3D design, upload the gcode to your 3D printer (e.g. powered by Octoprint) and your print can start. An excellent companion for your 3D design app like Modeler 3D.

Move, rotate and zoom your models. Select your 3D printer from an extensive list, tune the slicing process with an outstanding amount of settings. Analyze the slicing results for fill pattern, support, rafts, number of shells and much more.

Selection of features:

  • 44 FDM 3D printers supported
  • Load STL- and OBJ-Files
  • Can define pre/post printing G-Code commands - specific for your printer
  • Modify the default printer settings as per your needs
  • Upload your gcode file directly to your octoprint server
  • Full control of the slicing process
  • Supports hex, grid, linear, triangle, gyroid, vase infills
  • Supports brim/raft/number of shells, top/bottom layers....
  • Easy setting of nozzle and bed temperature
  • Specialized settings available for the critical first layer.
  • and, and, and...

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License situation:

  • The MIT license applies only to the files in the subdirectory tools/
  • The json files in the subdirectory printer/ are generated files from the build tool. These have been added to the repository for convenience. Each of the json-files in the repository contain information about their applicable valid license. The key "source"/"license" state either GridApps01/MIT or LGPL-3.0/CuraV2

For LGPL-3.0/CuraV2: Cura is released under the terms of the LGPLv3 or higher. A copy of this license should be included with the software. License text in printer.LICENSE-GPL

For GridApps01/MIT: Copyright 2014-2018 Stewart Allen sa@grid.space License text in printer.LICENSE-GridApps