carl_m1968 wrote:You may want to go back and have an English speaker proof read and correct that article for you. Your translation uses "Filleting" instead of "Slicing". Since the term Filleting is not used in SLA printing people are going to be asking you what the term means.
Now my question and I did not see it covered. But does it allow you to change the exposure time for the first layer and the layers after? Does it allow you to store profiles for various resin colors and types since each color requires different exposure times?
The reason I ask is at this time being a Wanhao D7 user I have to use their software to generate supports but then slice and run the printer using NanoDLP.
Chitubox looks good but it appears to be made more towards the Photon and not many other printers.
Hello Carl,
First of all, sorry for my english, indeed I made this article in spanish for my blog (my native language) and later translated to english, so I bet is possible this and other mistakes can appears (will fix what you told me).
About your questions, yes, allows to change this parameters, just go to settings->print and you will see "Exposure Time" and "Bottom Exposure Time".
About if this software is build around the Photon, this is not true at all, you have different profiles of printers, so you only need select yours and will preload a basic configuration for it. Later you can modify or clone profiles with different parameters. For example, it supports Wanhao D7 and D8. And if you select Wanhao even appears more parameters for configure that if your profile is a Photon (I upload here some screenshots here for you can see differences).
Just I made my article based on my experience with the software, and from my side is a good tool for work with it.
I hope this can help you, best regards!
