Save to SD Card and eject
I would like to see the Save to sd and eject SD card inside s3d, similar to cura. Its really useful, and can save a lot of time.
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
really? a lot of time?
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
Well JoeJ, yeah a lot of time, Lets do some math, if the S3D takes 1 second to slice a calibration cube and you spend 3 seconds selecting the SD ( the obvious place to save ), then you open the windows explorer and right click on the SD volume and select Eject, lets say you spend more 5 seconds on this....JoeJ wrote:really? a lot of time?
you spend at least 8x more time on the process selecting the SD and ejecting it, then actually slicing, when S3D could have a simple function that would have saved and ejected the card spending only another second.
Hope this can explain my point.
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
After printing from SD Card, How can I reopen the printed product from the SD Card back into simplify program to make adjustments. Only view that shows up is the Preview mode
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
you cannot, what you saved on the SD card is G-Code, that's not reversible back to STL from where you started. you can export factory file as a "project" that you can load and make adjustment, but from G-code you don't go back
gcodestat integrates with Simplify3D and allow you to
Calculate print time accurately (acceleration, max speed, junction deviation all taken into consideration)
Embed M117 codes into G-Code
Upload your G-Code directly to Octoprint
open source and unlicence
Calculate print time accurately (acceleration, max speed, junction deviation all taken into consideration)
Embed M117 codes into G-Code
Upload your G-Code directly to Octoprint
open source and unlicence
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
Looks like this is a necro'd thread, but I'd love for it to automatically eject the SD card after export (as a toggle'd option, of course, and similar to how Lightroom ejects SD cards after import). Sure, it might not save a lot of time, but it'd be a handy automated process.
Re: Save to SD Card and eject
I would like this feature as well.
Going outside the program to eject the media you saved to is a hassle after you're used to not having to do it (Cura).
Going outside the program to eject the media you saved to is a hassle after you're used to not having to do it (Cura).
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Re: Save to SD Card and eject
I would like this feature as well. I can't believe you didn't add this to 4.0.
Going outside the program to eject the media you saved to is a hassle after you're used to not having to do it (Cura).
Going outside the program to eject the media you saved to is a hassle after you're used to not having to do it (Cura).
