Creality Print

Creality Print is feature-rich FDM slicing software from Creality. It contains model libraries, machine control and other functions, as well as cutting-edge slicing algorithms, providing users with the best printing experience. Creality Print slicer engine is based on CuraEngine by Ultimaker，Some functions refer to PrusaSlicer (Auto-arrange,Auto-orient,Support G2/G3,Overhang down speed).

Calibration function ideas and models come from the open source community. Thanks OrcaSlicer

1. The Flowrate test and retraction test is inspired by SuperSlicer.
2. The PA Tower method is inspired by Klipper.
3. The temp tower model is remixed from Smart compact temperature calibration tower.
4. The max flowrate test was inspired by Stefan(CNC Kitchen), and the model used in the test is a remix of his Extrusion Test Structure. If you notice something missing from this list, please contact [email protected] or add an issue to this github project. See the wiki and the documentation directory for more informations.

Main features

Key features are:

• Basic slicing features (TThis feature comes from CuraEngine, Thanks Ultimaker)
• Normal/Tree support (This feature comes from CuraEngine, Thanks Ultimaker)
• Auto-arrange objects (This feature comes from PrusaSlicer, Thanks PrusaSlicer)
• Auto-orient objects (This feature comes from PrusaSlicer, Thanks PrusaSlicer)
• G-Code viewer
• Creality Cloud model libraries
• Local network control & monitoring
• Split & Hollow &Drill
• Measure
• Customized support
• multi-platform (Win/Mac/Linux) support

Other major features are:

• Variable line width (This feature comes from CuraEngine, Thanks Ultimaker)
• Auto temperature (This feature comes from CuraEngine, Thanks Ultimaker)
• Support G2/G3(This feature comes from PrusaSlicer, Thanks PrusaSlicer)
• Overhang down speed (This feature comes from PrusaSlicer, Thanks PrusaSlicer)
• Supports many kinds of model file formats (stl, obj, ply, 3mf, 3ds, dae, off, STEP)
• Repair
• Convert image to model
• Standard models
• Calibration

How to compile

cmake, git, python3.7+, conan 1.50, compiler toolchains should be installed

build project as follow for the first time:
windows .\cmake\ci\cmake.py -c -b -e --channel_name=opensource
linux or mac python3 ./cmake/ci/cmake.py -c -b -e --channel_name=opensource

if the conan libs haved been installed, you can build project directly:
windows .\cmake\ci\cmake.py 
linux or mac python3 ./cmake/ci/cmake.py

License

Creality Print is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3. Creality Print slicer engine is is based on CuraEngine by Ultimaker. CuraEngine is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3. CuraEngine is owned by Ultimaker. The GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 ensures that if you use any part of this software in any way (even behind a web server), your software must be released under the same license.