PrusaSlicer 2.9.2 released

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PrusaSlicer 2.9.2 has been released, continuing its reputation as a top-tier, free, and open-source slicer for 3D printing. Developed by Prusa, a leading name in the 3D printing industry known for their high-quality printers, PrusaSlicer transforms 3D design files into g-code, which communicates printing instructions to 3D printers regarding dimensions, temperature, speed, and more.

This cross-platform application supports various file formats, including STL, OBJ, and AMF, and is equipped with over 150 filament and resin presets for streamlined printing. It also features an advanced mode for expert users who desire intricate control over slicing settings. PrusaSlicer is built on the Slic3r foundation but has been enhanced for a more user-friendly interface, simplifying the menu navigation.

Notable features include "Paint Custom Supports," allowing users to manually designate support areas, and "Paint On-Seam," which helps to minimize visible seams in prints through advanced algorithms. Additionally, the software supports mid-print filament changes for color variations and multi-material capabilities.

With the 2.5.0+ updates, PrusaSlicer significantly expands its functionality by enabling the import of STEP format files, allowing users to directly integrate CAD models into the slicing process. This versatility makes PrusaSlicer an invaluable tool for both beginners and seasoned 3D printing enthusiasts.

Looking ahead, the continued development of PrusaSlicer promises even more innovative features, enhancing the user experience and expanding the possibilities within the realm of 3D printing. As the software evolves, it may introduce more compatibility with emerging materials, advanced printing techniques, and broader integration with design software, positioning itself as an essential tool for creators in various industries

PrusaSlicer 2.9.2 released

PrusaSlicer is a free and Open Source, cross-platform application for 3D printing.

PrusaSlicer 2.9.2 released @ MajorGeeks