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VisCAM RP User Manual (PDF) - Kxcad.net

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<strong>VisCAM</strong> Help 4.0<br />

Save parts to subdirectory<br />

The name of the current workspace is proposed as subdirectory by default, but you can also<br />

change the subdirectory at any time.<br />

File format<br />

Selection of the file format for the model files. Only one common file format can be chosen for<br />

all of the selected models.<br />

When saving triangle parts, the Stereolithography file format STL is preset.<br />

A standard slice format can be defined for each machine in the machine database. It is preset for<br />

saving a slice part.<br />

Save build information<br />

A build log containing detailed information about the saved parts or objects is automatically<br />

generated when the parts and objects are saved. The log file contains all parameters of the<br />

selected machine configuration, time and cost information as well as volume, dimensions,<br />

surface area, etc. for all parts and objects contained in the workspace as well as for each object<br />

separately.<br />

The name of the log file results from the respective model file, the chosen file format and the file<br />

extension ".BLD".<br />

Check placement<br />

Verifies before saving, whether the parts and objects are already placed in the envelope of the<br />

selected machine. An automatic placement can then be performed optionally. At this, the<br />

placement goes by the build parameters of the selected machine defined in the Machine<br />

database.<br />

File options<br />

Opens the File options dialog. Here you can define individual settings for the supported file<br />

formats as well as determine presets for the default directory and the preview.<br />

INFO: You can also define the default measurement unit used for the individual file formats in<br />

the File options dialog. <strong>VisCAM</strong> then converts from the internal unit of measurement<br />

(millimeters) to the specified file unit automatically for saving.<br />

Reference: Save as, File options, Define machine<br />

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