Ultimaker Cura Integrations

Oversee and manage every detail of your 3D printing tasks directly through your web browser with OctoPrint. Its robust plugin architecture enables users to enhance its capabilities with remarkable community-created plugins. This software is both free and open-source, distributed under the Affero General Public License (AGPL). You can effortlessly control and monitor all elements of your 3D printer and ongoing prints from your browser: Keep an eye on the live feed from the built-in webcam to remotely observe the progress of your latest project, receive ongoing updates about your print job's current status, utilize the integrated GCODE visualizer for a preview of the GCODE being printed, monitor the temperatures of both the print bed and hotends with the ability to adjust them as needed, maneuver the print head across all axes, manage extrusion and retraction, or create personalized control options. You have complete oversight at every stage of the printing process, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and efficiently. With OctoPrint, you can focus on your creativity while the software handles the technical details seamlessly.

PrusaSlicer is an advanced slicing software that we developed in-house, building upon the foundation of the open-source Slic3r project. This robust, frequently updated tool is completely free and open-source, designed to provide everything necessary for generating optimal print files for your original Prusa 3D printer. It stems from the work of Alessandro Ranellucci on Slic3r, and with the backing of a dedicated community and the core development team at Prusa Research, we continuously enhance its capabilities. You can keep track of ongoing developments through our Github page. One of the standout features allows users to paint custom supports directly onto their models, as well as block supports that the software generates in specific areas. Additionally, users can employ custom mesh designs to serve as support blockers or enforcers, ensuring that all adjustments are saved within the project file and remain easily customizable. Our team of testers and developers at Prusa Research is tirelessly working on profiles for over 150 filaments and resins, and we consistently update these profiles to keep pace with the latest materials from leading manufacturers. This commitment to improvement and user-friendliness makes PrusaSlicer an indispensable tool for 3D printing enthusiasts.

The latest update, Creality slicer-4.8.0, introduces support for the Portuguese language across all Creality FDM 3D printers, although it is exclusively available for Windows users; Mac users are advised to opt for the Cura software instead. As a prominent manufacturer in the 3D printing sector, Creality specializes in the development of both FDM and resin 3D printers, alongside a range of 3D printing filaments and related maker products. Established in 2014, Shenzhen Creality 3D Technology Co., Ltd. is committed to the design, research, and production of cutting-edge 3D printing technology. Our dedicated R&D team, comprised of experienced engineers and researchers, diligently works to innovate and enhance user experiences with our products. Investment in research and development spans various areas, including FDM and resin 3D printers, 3D scanners, filaments, and even 3D printed drones and robots, all supporting the STEAM education initiative. We aim to educate and empower individuals about the fascinating world of 3D printing technology, inspiring them to create and realize their innovative dreams. Ultimately, our vision is to transform imaginative ideas into tangible realities for creators everywhere.