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Where does everyone go about purchasing their replacement LCDs? I figure I should probably go ahead and have one on hand before the one that came in my photon dies.

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Workflow question,
I started using ChituBox almost right out of the box after reading many, many less than stellar opinions of the stock slicer, and I'm pretty happy with it. I've actually used it to hollow a couple of times and it has worked out fine for me.

I tried MeshMixer, and I've had a few issues with odd artifacts in the surface of the item after hollowing and adding drain holes, pretty much any time i'm adding the drain holes when it's on a face that's not perfectly flat. It's ok if it's the flat bottom of something, but if it's a face that has details and some large flat areas that I'm putting the holes in, I get weird jagged surface artifacts all around the holes, so I've been hollowing in MM, then digging the holes in Chitu, and that seems ok.

I started playing with PrusaSlicer to place supports, and it seems to be pretty good, but I've only used it a couple of times.

However, last night I did run into a problem. I'm trying to print a larger piece that I wanted to hollow. So I hollowed in MM, exported and then opened in Prusa, and added supports, and I could not get it to generate ANY supports inside the very large hollow.

Anyone have experience with using Prusa's auto-support to put supports inside a hollow print?

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Thanks for the add. I just got my photon on the black Friday sale, and I'm excited to get started.
I was able to pick up the freebie .photon files as part of the sale, a dwarf warrior and 2 dragons. They're supposedly pre sliced ready to go
I printed the dwarf warrior and had a bit of support failure on the shield. I have since releveled to try again, but I also found out about the photon file validator, and realize that all of these files have some pretty big islands. If I try to open them up in chitubox it kind of loses its mind with the texture, and won't let me really change anything at all.
So my question is, anyone have any suggestions on a good way to go back and add supports to an already sliced file when you don't have an original STL to work with?

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