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That's not sliced. That's a rendered image from an STL

I'm taking about the support! I cannot do that with Chitubox!

yes you can, with the right support settings and without using the auto-support.I suggest this playlist, its a good tutorial and how to place the support for the best results and with good settings:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist......

I’m pretty sure those supports were generated in chitubox But they look like they are manual supports, not auto supports. Meaning whoever prepped the model manually placed each support.

Thx

You can definitely do that in chitubox. Those are chitubox supports. Just adjust the diameters in the support setting if you want them to look like that.

I did those supports for the pre supported Titan Forge Models this month. They were done manually in Chitubox.

That is not a printed model - that is a render

Thank you for doing this. This saves dozens of hours for every single patreon supporter, which has to be thousands of total hours.

yup those look very much like Chitu supports.

Todd Rigertas I agree. Manual support placement is just very tedious to me.

Todd Rigertas No problem, I'm a weirdo who actually enjoys doing it. the more complicated the better.

Yes, think very much! ? It help people like me who just start to learn about support in Chitu!

Bruno L'Archeveque I actually have a set of tutorials and one follow along on my channel that teaches how I do supports, you can also check out 3d printing pros videos on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV8aGPeS70mDD4U-U2s9UQ

My chitubox supports look nothing like that.. These are fat up to the 45 bend.. then get pretty skinny.. mine do not do that. Mine are fat to the 45 then make a cone to a point where it meets the model.
Not doubting you but I think I would prefer these kind to the ones I have.

I think since I did these supports, it's probably all right for me to recommend my channel, 3d printing pro and I have slightly different processes. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV8aGPeS70mDD4U-U2s9UQ

I just watched his videos on supports.. I will try his method next time.

You can do some manual stuff with ChiTu like that, a mix of settings and manually placing supports. Given the bases I'd suspect this was done in ChiTu. I don't think I could make Prusa do anything like this without a lot of tinkering.

Yessik Ziiq I love the idea of presupported models so i can just print! But i too enjoy doing the supports myself so have thus far not printed anything presupported lol Its just so soothing and calming placing supports :)

Will check out your videos for some more tips

Rob Robertson Agreed, except for when I did this. This was about 4 hours of hell and eye bleeding.

Yessik Ziiq OMG! that's amazing! well done! i've spent i think 2 hours tops on a single model, 4 hours is a mammoth effort! Maybe if I sub to Titan Forge this month, i'll use your presupported ones! I don't want your effort going to waste!

Yessik Ziiq Can I ask, what is the setting to create such long skinny extensions to the model like this?

Ryan Guenther ptcha, self promotion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tECIg12koSk

I personally recommend watching the 4 Chitubox support tricks episode, which total about 10 minutes and also if you have time, the support along video.

If you're a part of the patreon, which is only 10$ even for the supported models, they come with the .chitubox project file. You can then just click on each support to get all my settings.

Anyone else waiting for lychee guys to chime in?
And yeah, i think lychee can do this too
Not sure on that tho, i use prusa's

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That would be the light off delay field in Chitubox (controls how long the print stays idle at the top peel cycle) to ensure that the LCD cools down and does not build up heat with each exposure.

I think he put dot to follow topic :)

Yasu Tano will a too short off time, have the same result as overexposure??

No, but it can shorten photon components life

This ^

Heat build up on the screen will kill screens faster

Piotr Kuśmierski how much delay you recomend?

On a photon with most resins? 1-2 seconds are good. If you ambient room temp is above 90F roll with 3-4 seconds

Yasu Tano would a longer delay cause any print issues (apart from obviously a longer printing time)?

I’m thinking if a longer delay would extend the life of the lcd then that’s a price I’d be happy to pay ?

Thx guy's, The terminology was not the same on the spreadsheet! On some setting I could figure out what it was but the last one, I was not sure!

do you put the delay in both field ( light off delay and bottom light off delay)?

Bruno L'Archeveque some terminology make confuse but it's dynamic.

Normaly you don't have to set up a separate delay. Because the normal combination of lift distance and lift speed exceeds/grants the needed time to cool down the LCD.
Edit: You can increase the buttom layer lift distance to insure an adequate cooling time. Maybe it's needed because of the longer Display on time.

Yeah I found a bug, don’t select another model while in the support tab, it crashed 4/5 times.

If I have a 5 part model what do I do?

I'm new to this!

Bruno L'Archeveque I set up one mini. Supported it. Saved as a project. Next mini. Supports. Save as project. Etc. Then opened each project and sliced. Just make sure you have fixed any islands with file validator...first few times I found an island...had to clear the plate...load the one mini project. Add support. Save as project. I think you get the picture...kinda putzy but it works

Yea trying to follow 3DPrintFarm on youtube he seem to have a good method! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBAlZwZtiEQ......

Thx I will try that now.

It work Thx.