I’m in the middle of a big MultiBoard (“MB”) project. I have a bunch of MB tiles spread across a bunch of plates in a single project in Creality Print V6.2.0.2827. Having all my parts in a single project keeps me organized. Some plates are prints of single MB Tiles. Others are MB tile “stack” prints. These require different ironing settings. I have created a separate Process for stack printing vs. not stack printing. Here’s my question…. Is there anyway to apply a Process to individual objects? Or to certain plates? Or can saved Processes only be applied globally? (And your only option is to manually change object settings?). If Creality Print won’t do this, is there a way to do it in Orca?
I just screwed up a 28 hour 6x stack print because I neglected to turn on ironing for a 6x stack print object. Grrrr. There has to be a better way!
Side note: I’m using Creality Print on a stock K1C for all my MB plate prints. I have a second heavily modified K1C that I’m using to print other parts of this project via Orca Slicer. I like having the two separate slicers open for tracking different aspects of the project (and my settings are quite different in each project–so I’m somewhat reducing the chance of errors in settings—although apparently it’s not idiot proof).
I realize I could just start a new project in Creality Print for prints that require ironing and prints that don’t, but doesn’t that defeat the purpose of calling each file a “Project”? There has to be a way to apply saved Processes to individual plates/objects?! vs. having to manually edit settings for individual Objects?