User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Preface
- 1.1.1 Make a 3D Model
- 1.1.2 Slice and Export the 3D Model
- Chapter 2: About Creator Pro
- 2.1 About Your Creator Pro
- 2.1.1 Views
- Chapter 3: Unpacking
- Chapter 4: Hardware Assembly
- Chapter 5: Build Plate Leveling
- Chapter 6: About Software
- This chapter talks about the basic function of Fla
- 6.1 Software Installation
- 6.2 Exploring FlashPrint
- ①Changing views
- ②Set View
- ③Reset View
- ④Show Model Outline
- ⑤Show Steep Overhang
- 6.2.5 Move
- 6.2.6 Rotate
- 6.2.7 Scale
- 6.2.8 Cut
- 6.2.9 Extruder
- 6.2.10 Supports
- ②Auto Supports
- ③Add Supports
- ④ Clear Supports
- Click [Clear Supports], all supports will be delet
- ⑤Delete Supports
- 6.2.11 Print
- ①New Project
- ②Saving
- ③ Preferences
- 6.2.13 Edit Menus
- 6.2.14 Tools
- 6.2.15 Help Menus
- 7.1 Generate a Gcode
- 7.1.1 Installing Filament
- 7.2 Loading the Filament Using the LCD Panel
- 7.3 Unloading the Filament Using LCD Panel
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·From the Cloud The most popular way of obtaining a 3D model is to download it
from websites that allow users to upload 3D models that they designed.
E.g. www.thingiverse.com
1.1.2 Slice and Export the 3D Model
Slice software is the software that prepares 3D models for printing and turns them into
instructions for the 3D printers. FlashPrint is the slicing software used for the
FlashForge Creator Pro.
Using FlashPrint, you can prepare .stl files to be .x3g files for printing. Then users can
print files via SD card.
1.1.3 Build the 3D Model
Once the output file has been transferred to your Creator Pro, it will start to turn the
3D model into a physical object by laying down layers of filament.