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Once the app is open, choose "ADD" on the upper left of the application screen. From here, you can import any .stl or .obj file. | Once the app is open, choose "ADD" on the upper left of the application screen. From here, you can import any .stl or .obj file. | ||
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+ | After your file has been imported, you can select it on the application screen, and press "Print Now." | ||
+ | * Note: You cannot edit a .CUBE file. If your file is already a .CUBE file, you can press "Export" but you cannot press" Print Now" | ||
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+ | In the Editing screen, you can apply any necessary changes, such as: |
Revision as of 12:31, 20 October 2016
Printing with Cube 3D printers
The cube 3D printer builds physical objects from digital .CUBE files.
Creating a .CUBE file
On any of the available computers in the _Space, locate the app titled "Cube Print" (this should be easily found on the desktop). Once the app is open, choose "ADD" on the upper left of the application screen. From here, you can import any .stl or .obj file.
- Note: Once a file is a .CUBE file, you can no longer edit it, so if you want to edit a .CUBE file, click
After your file has been imported, you can select it on the application screen, and press "Print Now."
- Note: You cannot edit a .CUBE file. If your file is already a .CUBE file, you can press "Export" but you cannot press" Print Now"
In the Editing screen, you can apply any necessary changes, such as: