Most of the stuff I don't agree with but never mind, S3D can't do it, so in those cases I have to go with other slicers that do know what resolution I do most of my design myself and there I don't have a problem, but sometimes parts are not generated by myself and sometimes those parts are POS and I have to deal with them. Though the Model's mesh count was reduced (resulting in destroying the shape - obvious deformations) the, pre-print shows no benefit in Time or Filament used. Resolution reduced in S3D using the feature "Mesh Reduction" Look at your Meubar/pull-down's (also the Mesh info shown). Note the difference in File Size and that only One Minute was saved on a 1 hr print. Resolution was set in CAD with a difference of 'One Magnitude' (i.e., 0.2% and 0.02% Tesselation's). Print-time is not reduced very much (though, I suppose on a print that takes 24 hours, you may save 20 minutes).Ĭomparison of a Model with two different resolutions and the S3D Pre-Print output.
Including S3D !!)īut, frankly there is Minimal benefit to reducing the resolution. The CAD software is where the Resolution is dealt with (though some slicers have limited capability, too.
I make my own models (generally using FreeCAD or SolidWorks). I've gone through this exercise so many times to produce parts for 3D-printing and CNC milling.
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