IceSL

For those who feel adventurous a friend is developping this slicer : [webloria.loria.fr]

* Lua-based modeling language.
* Shapes as Lua variables.
* Loads STL, OBJ, 3DS.
* Basic primitives (sphere, cylinder, cone, box).
* CSG operations (union, difference, intersection).
* 3D transforms (matrices) and points as Lua variables.
* Multiple printing heads (use of different colors, materials).
* Slice shaders!
* GPU-based slicer, with all basic options (shells, infill, cool, etc.)
* Fast!
* Comes with powerful scripts: gears, pins, etc.

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Saw this earlier and was going to post about it
Looks like it will have some good potential.

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Emmanuel Wrote:
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> For those who feel adventurous a friend is
> developping this slicer :
> [webloria.loria.fr]

1) They might get more users if the license isn't hidden away in a PDF file for people to download and print.
2) They might get more users if the manual isn't hidden away in a PDF file for people to download and print.
3) They might get more users if the download page doesn't just read:

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Hello! I am the main developer of IceSL.

The glitch of the download page was temporary: This is working fine now, but let me know if that is not the case.
Are you suggesting to put the manual in HTML instead of PDF? For us it is just easier to update a PDF file but obviously that could be done.

Thanks -

Speaking from a selfish point of view, and as I am building a DLP printer, it would be nice if it had
that functionality, seems that software for fillament printers is well covered, but little for DLP.
It may be that I have not found it though.

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