If I had one thing I’d like to see. It would be a scaling tool that would allow you to change the size of your model. To 1/4 1/6 1/12 1/18 1/32 1/35 etc just by click on what size, the slicer would resize your model. It would be a great tool for model makers and make it a lot easier fir them to build parts like head sculpts and vechiles etc and parts for modelling making rather than getting the calculator out
Is there any way to have the software check for intersections between supports and the model? Scaling up something with a lot of supports could be pretty difficult to be sure you got them all.
I've tried several times recalculating supports after scaling up or down, and each time the results are horrible. Too many sups. are pulled almost horizontal, bracings & thin supports over long distances, often crossing the model ... yes, I can fix all of that, but it would take me the same time as it would to support the model my style from scratch, and my result would be much cleaner! Lychee is very good slicer, and manual options are great, island detection is awesome, hollowing drain holes & blocking areas are great (suction cup detection is also nice, though not critical) ... but automatic functions aren't useful in practice :/ Auto-rotate is useless. Auto-support is inefficient and incomplete - I still have to fix & complete it afterwards, which takes about as long as to make it from scratch, and repairing auto-supps still leaves compromises ... I have specific method that's very efficient (between 2.5 and 5 TIMES less resin that OOB presupported models), but don't seem to be possible to automate or at least accelerate :/
Why should I pay for LycheeSlicer when Chitubox is fully free. Can't edit supports in Lychee unless you pay a subscription, no thanks. I like some of the features but other features are needed which I have and don't have to pay for with Chitubox.
Certes, mais l'écrasante majorité de nos utilisateurs ne sont pas de langue française, donc nous essayons de toucher un maximum de personnes. Nous n'avons malheureusement pas les ressources pour tout faire aussi en français.
Can't use the software offline!!!! we do not use internet on slicing machines and do not wish to in the future either. SHAME! What if your ISP has a network issue? The whole business will be shutdown. This makes no sense. Companies also might be developing a product which they do not want to be anywhere out there, so cloud no go. As well you need an up2date gfx card, just build your programs like a Cura, runs on anything without the need of GFX. Poor design choices guys. You'll be missing out on customers. Smells like a data collection harvest and sell out.
I prefer printing larger, too. You can see the details better and they're easier to paint. :-)
I agree, especially as I am 54yo and blind as a bat ;)
If I had one thing I’d like to see. It would be a scaling tool that would allow you to change the size of your model. To 1/4 1/6 1/12 1/18 1/32 1/35 etc just by click on what size, the slicer would resize your model. It would be a great tool for model makers and make it a lot easier fir them to build parts like head sculpts and vechiles etc and parts for modelling making rather than getting the calculator out
Woo! Nice to know, thankyou. 🙂
Can you do an example where you shrink the model?
Very helpful.
Is there any way to have the software check for intersections between supports and the model? Scaling up something with a lot of supports could be pretty difficult to be sure you got them all.
Love the french.
I've tried several times recalculating supports after scaling up or down, and each time the results are horrible.
Too many sups. are pulled almost horizontal, bracings & thin supports over long distances, often crossing the model ...
yes, I can fix all of that, but it would take me the same time as it would to support the model my style from scratch, and my result would be much cleaner!
Lychee is very good slicer, and manual options are great, island detection is awesome, hollowing drain holes & blocking areas are great (suction cup detection is also nice, though not critical) ... but automatic functions aren't useful in practice :/
Auto-rotate is useless.
Auto-support is inefficient and incomplete - I still have to fix & complete it afterwards, which takes about as long as to make it from scratch, and repairing auto-supps still leaves compromises ...
I have specific method that's very efficient (between 2.5 and 5 TIMES less resin that OOB presupported models), but don't seem to be possible to automate or at least accelerate :/
Mama troop bien merci :) 1:45 exactement ce que je voulait re merci :)
Gracias desde Argentina, muy buena explicación!!!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Merci
How do I check the volume of resin used in the print?
See bottom left-hand side of the screen and click on the last line. Lychee will do some calc briefly and give you the volume... Hope this helps.
Tu es Thomas de polyworkshop ??
Oui :)
lol have you seen what the supports and model looks like when you use "fit to bed" scaling?? so funny lol. pls make a video for rescaling "fit to bed"
Why should I pay for LycheeSlicer when Chitubox is fully free. Can't edit supports in Lychee unless you pay a subscription, no thanks. I like some of the features but other features are needed which I have and don't have to pay for with Chitubox.
Don't use it then. Its a hell of alot better than Chitubox though. The Auto supports are pretty much flawless
Is it possible to edit supports in presupported model. Somehow I can't edit them in lychee slicer. It reads it all as a model for me
you need to make sure you are using the .lys file and not the .stl file
@@walidkaouah1659 thanks for this, I was going crazy trying to figure out why it wasn't working for me
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J'en ai trois de visible.
Mais tu est un français !!!!
ce serai tellement plus sympa dans votre langue maternel
Certes, mais l'écrasante majorité de nos utilisateurs ne sont pas de langue française, donc nous essayons de toucher un maximum de personnes. Nous n'avons malheureusement pas les ressources pour tout faire aussi en français.
Can't use the software offline!!!! we do not use internet on slicing machines and do not wish to in the future either. SHAME! What if your ISP has a network issue? The whole business will be shutdown. This makes no sense.
Companies also might be developing a product which they do not want to be anywhere out there, so cloud no go.
As well you need an up2date gfx card, just build your programs like a Cura, runs on anything without the need of GFX. Poor design choices guys. You'll be missing out on customers. Smells like a data collection harvest and sell out.