Anycubic Slicer Photon Workshop User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Anycubic
Table of Contents
Anycubic Slicer Photon Workshop User Guide
Any cubic Slicer installation package is located in memory stick, please install the software as following steps.
Installation
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Windows
Close the anti-virus software before installation. Open the suitable package and then follow the guide as shown below.
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Mac
Anycubic Slicer System Recommended Configuration
Windows
CPU: Intel® Core™i5 6600K or higher AMD Ryzen™5 1600 or higher
RAM: ≥ 16GB
Free Disk Space: 2GB
Display Resolution: ≥ 19201080 ≥ 25601440 (suggested)
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 or higher AMD Radeon RX480 or higher
GPU RAM: ≥ 1GB
Mac OS
CPU: Intel® 4-Core (OS version 10.15) or higherApple M1 4-Core (OS
version 13.0) or higher
RAM: ≥ 16 GB
Disk Space: ≥ 64 GB
Display Resolution: ≥ 2560*1440
Language
Overview
- Import file, save file, undo/redo
- Functions to edit objects
- 3D model view
- Configuration of printer, filament and printing settings
- choose printer, filament, print settings
- Object list
- Slice and Preview button
Settings
Import
print Configuration Manage
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Printer settings
Click add the type of your printer in the interface. Different printer types have different parameters, please choose the printer you use to avoid print failure.
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Filament Settings
Add and edit filament parameters for different filament or mode requirements, as shown in the following:
- Printing Settings
The system has preset printing settings for each type of printer, you can choose corresponding printing settings as needed. You can create custom printing settings by copying the preset printings settings:
Enter the print setting name then click ok to finish creating custom print
setting
Introduction to Functions
View Changing
- Mouse: scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in/out; right click the plat form and drag to move it; left click the platform and move to change view angle.
- View menu: Switch to different views.
Model Edit
Move: Input a number or manipulate the controls to move themodel.
Rotate: Input a number or manipulate the controls to rotatethemodel.
Scale: Input a number or manipulate the controls to scale the model.
Place on face: select a face to align model to the build plate.
Layout: Place the models according to the settings of model spacing.
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The Bigger the model spacing, the less the models can be placed.
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Enable rotations to increase the space utilization.
Cut: Input a number or manipulate the controls to set the height oft he cutting plane parallel to the build plate to split the model in topper and lower parts.
Paint-on support Paint on the model to mark areas where support generation is required or prohibited. -
The left mouse button marks the area that enforce support.
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The right mouse button marks the area as forbidden support.
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To take effect the paint-on support, you should enable the general support material option and meanwhile Select the support option to something other than None
Paint-on support:
**No paint-on support
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**Enbale paint-on support
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Model Edit
Seam Painting: Paint on the model to mark location where the seam point of each layer.
Draw seam points on corner
Draw seam points on face
Export Sliced File
Slice
When the setting is finished, click Slice Now.
Preview
In the slice file view interface, you can see printing paths by feature
type
- Drag the vertical slider to preview different layers
- Drag the horizontal slider to preview the moving path of the nozzle
- Preview the estimated printing time and filament usage
Export
- Return Editor: If some other manipulations of model are needed ,click“ Return Editor” and go back to editing interface.
- Export G-code: Export G-code file to a local device then use touchscreen to start printing