Creality Print 4.3 User ManualContents

1. What is Creality Print? ..................................................................................................................... 9
1.1 FDM Mode ...............................................................................................................................9
1.2 Laser Mode ............................................................................................................................. 9
1.3 CNC Mode ...............................................................................................................................9
1.4 Where to Download Creality Print? ..................................................................................... 9
1.5 Common File Format ...........................................................................................................10
1.5.1 FDM File Formats ..................................................................................................... 10
1.5.1.1 Import file format ............................................................................................10
1.5.1.2 Export file format ............................................................................................10
1.5.2 Laser File Format ......................................................................................................10
1.5.2.1 Import file format ............................................................................................10
1.5.2.2 Export file format ............................................................................................10
1.5.3 CNC File Format ....................................................................................................... 11
1.5.3.1 Import file format ............................................................................................11
1.5.3.2 Export file format ............................................................................................11
2. Install Creality Print ........................................................................................................................ 11
3. Slice Printing ................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 FDM Slicing ...........................................................................................................................18
3.1.1 Import 3D Models ......................................................................................................18
3.1.2 Model Slice ................................................................................................................ 23
3.1.2.1 Select Printer ..................................................................................................23
3.1.2.2 Select material ............................................................................................... 24

3.1.2.3 Select Configuration ......................................................................................24
3.1.2.4 Start Slice ........................................................................................................25
3.1.3 Slice Preview ............................................................................................................. 26
3.1.3.1 G-code preview report .................................................................................. 26
3.1.3.2 Preview mode setting ....................................................................................27
3.1.3.3 Display mode ..................................................................................................27
3.1.3.4 Start Preview .................................................................................................. 28
3.1.3.5 Switching between Prepare, Preview and Device Pages ....................... 29
3.1.4 G-code Printing/Exporting/Uploading .................................................................... 30
3.1.4.1 LAN Printing ................................................................................................... 30
3.1.4.2 Export to local ................................................................................................ 31
3.1.4.3 Upload G-code to Creality Cloud ................................................................ 32
3.2 Laser Slicing ..........................................................................................................................34
3.2.1 Import Objects ........................................................................................................... 34
3.2.2 Edit Objects ................................................................................................................35
3.2.3 Configure Parameters and Save ............................................................................35
3.2.4 Laser Slicing .............................................................................................................. 37
3.2.5 Save G-code files ......................................................................................................38
3.3 CNC Slicing ...........................................................................................................................38
3.3.1 Import Objects ........................................................................................................... 39
3.3.2 Edit Objects ................................................................................................................39
3.3.3 Configure Parameters and Save ............................................................................40
3.3.4 Generate G-code File ...............................................................................................40
3.3.5 Save G-code Files .................................................................................................... 41
4. FDM Slicing Functionality ..............................................................................................................42
4.1 Menu Bar ............................................................................................................................... 42
4.1.1 File ...............................................................................................................................43

4.1.1.1 Open File ........................................................................................................ 43
4.1.1.2 Open Project .................................................................................................. 43
4.1.1.3 Recently Files .................................................................................................43
4.1.1.4 Recently Opened Project ............................................................................. 43
4.1.1.5 Save STL ........................................................................................................ 44
4.1.1.6 Save As Project ............................................................................................. 44
4.1.1.7 Close ................................................................................................................44
4.1.2 Edit .............................................................................................................................. 44
4.1.2.1 Undo ................................................................................................................ 44
4.1.2.2 Redo ................................................................................................................ 45
4.1.2.3 Copy ................................................................................................................ 45
4.1.2.4 Paste ................................................................................................................45
4.1.2.5 Delete .............................................................................................................. 45
4.1.2.6 Delete All .........................................................................................................45
4.1.2.7 Clone Model ................................................................................................... 45
4.1.2.8 Split Model ...................................................................................................... 45
4.1.2.9 Merge Model .................................................................................................. 45
4.1.2.10 Merge Model Locations ..............................................................................45
4.1.2.11 Select All Model ...........................................................................................45
4.1.2.12 Reset All Model ............................................................................................46
4.1.3 View ............................................................................................................................ 46
4.1.3.1 ShowModeLine .............................................................................................. 46
4.1.3.2 ShowModeFace .............................................................................................46
4.1.3.3 ShowModeFaceLine ..................................................................................... 46
4.1.3.4 Front View .......................................................................................................46
4.1.3.5 Back View ....................................................................................................... 46
4.1.3.6 Left View ......................................................................................................... 47

4.1.3.7 Right View .......................................................................................................47
4.1.3.8 Top View ......................................................................................................... 47
4.1.3.9 Bottom View ................................................................................................... 47
4.1.3.10 Perspective View .........................................................................................47
4.1.3.11 Orthographic View .......................................................................................47
4.1.4 Tool ............................................................................................................................. 47
4.1.4.1 Language ........................................................................................................ 48
4.1.4.2 Theme Color Change ....................................................................................48
4.1.4.3 Model Repair .................................................................................................. 49
4.1.4.4 Manage Printer .............................................................................................. 49
4.1.4.5 Manage material ............................................................................................ 51
4.1.4.6 Log View ......................................................................................................... 54
4.1.5 Model Library .............................................................................................................54
4.1.6 Help .............................................................................................................................55
4.1.6.1 About Us ......................................................................................................... 55
4.1.6.2 Update .............................................................................................................56
4.1.7.3 Use Course .....................................................................................................57
4.1.7.4 User Feedback ...............................................................................................57
4.2 Creality Cloud Login ............................................................................................................ 58
4.2.1 Mobile Login .............................................................................................................. 58
4.2.2 Email Login ................................................................................................................ 59
4.2.3 Scan Code to Login .................................................................................................. 59
4.2.4 Creality Cloud Account Registration ...................................................................... 60
4.2.5 Retrieve Creality Cloud Account ............................................................................ 60
4.2.6 Server Settings ..........................................................................................................61
4.3 Creality Cloud - Personal Center .......................................................................................61
4.3.1 Basic Information ...................................................................................................... 62

4.3.2 My Slices .................................................................................................................... 62
4.3.3 My Models ..................................................................................................................63
4.3.4 My Devices ................................................................................................................ 63
4.3.5 Quit ..............................................................................................................................64
4.4 Model Library ........................................................................................................................ 64
4.4.1 Model Library Classification .................................................................................... 65
4.4.2 Model Search ............................................................................................................ 66
4.4.3 Model Details Page .................................................................................................. 66
4.4.4 Model Download ....................................................................................................... 67
4.4.5 Download Manage ....................................................................................................69
4.4.6 Collect .........................................................................................................................70
4.4.7 Share .......................................................................................................................... 71
4.5 File Menu ...............................................................................................................................72
4.5.1 Model Recommendations ........................................................................................73
4.5.2 Open File ....................................................................................................................73
4.5.3 Model List ...................................................................................................................74
4.5.3.1 Add ...................................................................................................................74
4.5.3.2 Select ...............................................................................................................75
4.5.3.3 Show/Hide ...................................................................................................... 75
4.5.3.4 Delete .............................................................................................................. 75
4.6 Operation Bar ........................................................................................................................76
4.6.1 Move ........................................................................................................................... 77
4.6.2 Scale ........................................................................................................................... 77
4.6.3 Rotate ......................................................................................................................... 78
4.6.4 P Bottom .....................................................................................................................79
4.6.5 Layout ......................................................................................................................... 80
4.6.6 Support ....................................................................................................................... 80

4.6.6.1 Support Parameter ........................................................................................ 81
4.6.6.2 Automatic Support .........................................................................................81
4.6.6.3 Custom Support .............................................................................................82
4.6.6.4 Delete Support ............................................................................................... 82
4.6.7 Others ......................................................................................................................... 83
4.6.8 Clone ...........................................................................................................................83
4.6.9 Letter ...........................................................................................................................84
4.6.10 Split ........................................................................................................................... 85
4.6.11 Mirror ........................................................................................................................ 85
4.6.12 Drill ............................................................................................................................ 86
4.6.13 Distance Measure ...................................................................................................87
4.7 Add Printer and Manage ..................................................................................................... 87
4.7.1 Select Printer ............................................................................................................. 88
4.7.2 Add Printer ................................................................................................................. 88
4.7.3 Manage Printer ..........................................................................................................89
4.7.3.1 Customize a Printer .......................................................................................92
4.7.3.2 Reset Printer .................................................................................................. 93
4.7.3.3 Delete Printer ................................................................................................. 94
4.7.3.4 Export Printer Configuration ........................................................................ 94
4.7.3.5 Import Printer Configuration .........................................................................95
4.8 Add and Manage Material ...................................................................................................95
4.8.1 Select Material ...........................................................................................................96
4.8.2 Add Material ...............................................................................................................97
4.8.3 Manage Material ....................................................................................................... 97
4.8.3.1 Custom Material .............................................................................................98
4.8.3.2 Reset Material ................................................................................................ 98
4.8.3.3 Delete Material ...............................................................................................99

4.8.3.4 Export Material Configuration ...................................................................... 99
4.8.3.5 Import Material Configuration .................................................................... 100
4.9 Slicing Configuration ..........................................................................................................100
4.9.1 Select parameter Configuration ............................................................................101
4.9.2 Create Configuration .............................................................................................. 102
4.9.3 Edit Configuration ................................................................................................... 103
4.9.4 Delete Configuration ...............................................................................................103
4.9.5 Export Configuration ...............................................................................................104
4.9.6 Import Configuration ...............................................................................................105
4.10 LAN Printing ......................................................................................................................105
4.10.1 Add Device ............................................................................................................ 105
4.10.1.1 Scan Add .................................................................................................... 106
4.10.1.2 Manual Add ................................................................................................ 107
4.10.2 Send Files .............................................................................................................. 107
4.10.3 Device Filtering ..................................................................................................... 108
4.10.3.1 Device Grouping ........................................................................................109
4.10.3.2 Device Status .............................................................................................109
4.10.3.3 Device Types ............................................................................................. 110
4.10.4 Device List ............................................................................................................. 110
4.10.5 Device Details ....................................................................................................... 112
4.10.5.1 Basic Device Information ......................................................................... 112
4.10.5.2 Device Control ........................................................................................... 113
4.10.5.3 Camera ....................................................................................................... 113
4.10.5.4 Temperature ...............................................................................................114
4.10.5.5 Files/History ................................................................................................115
4.11 Operation Attributes .........................................................................................................116
4.11.1 Left-Click Selection ...............................................................................................116

4.11.2 Right-Click Rotation ............................................................................................. 117
4.11.3 Middle-Wheel Translation ................................................................................... 117
4.11.4 Mouse Box Selection ........................................................................................... 117
4.11.5 Right-Click Operation ...........................................................................................117
4.11.6 Interface View Manipulation ................................................................................118
4.11.7 Interface Dragging Manipulation ........................................................................ 119

1. What is Creality Print?
Creality Print is a FDM slicing software independently developed by Shenzhen Creality 3DTechnology Co., Ltd. The software is designed specifically for Creality FDM 3D printer andsupports three slicing modes (FDM/Laser/CNC).

1.1 FDM Mode
Launch Creality Print and add a printer and select the FDM mode. Creality Print features thebuilt-in Creality Cloud Model Library, enabling model search, download, import, save, collectand share functionalities. It also allows for the importation of local models. Slice by editing
the model and support, setting printer, material and parameter configuration. The generated
G-code file can be saved to your PC, USB flash drive or SD card. It also allows LAN printing
and control. Moreover, it offers the capability to upload to CrealityCloud for cloud-based
printing and control. Creality Print also supports the functionality of uploading model to
CrealityCloud. Additionally, there are various practical algorithms and fun features.

1.2 Laser Mode
Launch the software and select the CP-01 or Ender-3 S1 Laser printer. Switch to the Lasermode and import the object file. After editing the object file and adjusting the slicing
parameters, you can start the slicing process. The generated G-code file can be saved to a
USB flash drive or SD card, which is then inserted into the printer for printing and control.

1.3 CNC Mode
Launch the software and select the CP-01 printer . Switch to the CNC mode and import theobject file. After editing the object file and adjusting the slicing parameters, you can start theslicing process. The generated G-code file can be saved to a USB flash drive or SD card,
which is then inserted into the device for printing and control.

1.4 Where to Download Creality Print?
The Creality Print slicing software is included on a randomly provided USB flash drive or SD
card in the printer packaging. Alternatively, you can download the latest Creality Print fromthe official Creality Cloud website. We offer versions for both Windows ,Mac and Linux
operating systems.
The software download links are as follows:
https://www.crealitycloud.cn/software-firmware/software?type=7 (Chinese version)https://www.crealitycloud.com/software-firmware/software?type=7 (International version)

1.5 Common File Format
1.5.1 FDM File Formats
1.5.1.1 Import file format
FDM slicing and printing feature of the Creality Print supports the import of the following filetypes:
Mesh file (.stl, .obj, .dea, .3mf, .3ds, .wrl, .cxbin, .off, .ply)
Image file (.bmp, .jpg, .jpeg, .png)
Project file (.cxprj)
G-code file (.gcode)

1.5.1.2 Export file format
FDM slicing and printing feature of the Creality Print supports the export of the following filetypes:
Print file (.gcode)
Project file (.cxprj)

1.5.2 Laser File Format
The printers currently supporting laser slicing functionality are CP-01 and Ender-3 S1 Laser.

1.5.2.1 Import file format
The laser engraving feature of Creality Print supports the import of the following file types:
Image file (.jpg, .bmp, .png)
Vector file (.dxf, .svg)

1.5.2.2 Export file format
The laser engraving feature of Creality Print supports the export of the following file type:
G-code file (.gcode)1.5.3 CNC File Format
The printer currently supporting CNC slicing functionality is CP-01.

1.5.3.1 Import file format
CNC engraving feature of Creality Print supports the import of the following file types:
Picture file (.jpg, .bmp, .png)
Vector file (.dxf, .svg)

1.5.3.2 Export file format
CNC engraving feature of Creality Print supports the export of the following file types:
G-code file (.gcode)

2. Install Creality Print
Open the installation program for Creality Print. If the software has not been installed before,
it will directly proceed to the installation prompt page. If it is already installed, a prompt willappear saying "Creality Print is already installed. Do you want to uninstall the old version
before installing the new version?"
Note: If you select "Yes", the old version will be uninstalled first, and then the new version
will be installed; otherwise, if you select "No", the old version will be preserved, and the newversion will be installed alongside it.

If the software is currently running, a prompt will appear saying "The system has detectedthat the software is running. Do you want to close the software?" If you choose "No", theinstallation process will be interrupted and the software installation will exit. If you choose

"Yes," the software application process will be closed, and the uninstallation andreinstallation of the software will continue.

During installation, if you click "Cancel" or the close icon in the upper right corner to cancel,
you will be prompted "Do you want to terminate the installation of Creality Print?", select"No" to continue the software installation process, select "Yes" to terminate the installation of
Creality Print.

After confirming to continue the software installation, click "Next" and accept the software's
license agreement. Select the installation path for the software and continue to the next step.
Click "Install" to initiate the installation process. Once the installation is complete, check"Run Creality Print" and clicking "Finish" to complete directly install the software and run the
installed software. If you don't check it, the software will be installed directly without running
the software.

3. Slice Printing
After the installation is complete, "Run Creality Print" is selected by default, or you can run
and open the Creality Print by double-clicking the desktop icon.

(Software Startup Page)
When the software is started for the first time, you will be prompted to select the language(English/简体中文/繁体中文), server location (China/International), and select or add printer.
Note: More languages will be supported later.

Note: Currently, there are three slicing modes (FDM/Laser/CNC) available when selecting
the CP-01. When selecting the Ender-3 S1 Laser, there are two slicing modes (FDM/Laser)
available, while other printers only support the FDM mode.

(FDM/Laser/CNC 3-in-1 functionality)(FDM/Laser 2-in-1 functionality)

（FDM）

3.1 FDM Slicing
3.1.1 Import 3D Models
After entering the FDM home page, you can import model files or pictures for slice printing.
The model can be a local STL/OBJ model file, or you can also download and import yourfavorite models in the Creality Cloud Model Library. And you can also import a picture file togenerate a model file.
1. From the menu bar, click on "File(F)" and then select "Open File". Select the model file
you want to import in the open pop-up page, and click "Open".

2. On the top left corner of the software's home page, click "File(F)" to open a file;

Click the "+" button in the Model List to add a model file;4. Open the built-in model library in the menu bar or on the home page, select the model for
download, and import the downloaded model into the software.

Note: When downloading models from the model library, you must log in to your Creality
Cloud account. After downloading, you can directly enter the Download Management Centeron the home page to import, export, save and delete the models.

5. Click "File(F)" on the top left corner of the home page to open the file. Select the
picture file to be imported on the open pop-up page, configure the image settingsparameters, and generate the model;

3.1.2 Model Slice
3.1.2.1 Select PrinterSelect the printer model you want to use from the dropdown menu on the right side of the
Prepare page. If there is no matching printer model, click on "Add" to add a printer model.
You can also edit parameter configuration mode and customize the printer through printermanagement.

3.1.2.2 Select material
After selecting the printer, the supported material for the model will be displayed. Choose thematerial you want to use from the dropdown menu. If there are no matching material
available, click on "Add" to add a new material. You can also edit parameter configurationand create a custom material in material manage.

3.1.2.3 Select Configuration
After selecting the material, the configuration file will display the default parameter
configuration for that material. Here, you can choose a default configuration or create a newcustom parameter configuration. Once you have set the parameter configuration, you canproceed with the slicing operation.

3.1.2.4 Start Slice
After importing the model and selecting the model, material, and parameter configuration,
you can click "Slice" on the software page to perform the slicing operation. (Please note thatthe current slicing operation is performed on the entire printing platform, not a single model).
Note: When the model exceeds the boundary of the printing platform, a message will be
displayed "Model out of range. Do you want to continue slicing?"

If the model is within the platform range, the slicing operation will be performed directly.

3.1.3 Slice Preview
After the slicing is complete, you will enter the G-code preview page. In the preview page,
you can view the G-code preview report, configure the preview mode, adjust the display
mode, preview the animation, and exit the preview.

3.1.3.1 G-code preview report
On the top left corner of the preview page, you can view the G-code preview report. Here,you can check information such as printing time, material length, material weight, material
cost and other details.

3.1.3.2 Preview mode setting
You can configure the preview mode on the top left corner of the preview page, and have theoption to check the printing platform and nozzle.

3.1.3.3 Display mode
On the left side of the preview page, you can customize the display mode. Here, you canchoose between color show display and G-code display. In color display mode, you canfurther select different modes to visualize speed, structure and nozzle information. G-code
mode provides a view of the current G-code information.

3.1.3.4 Start Preview
At the bottom of the preview page, you can start the simulated print preview, where there aresettings for Print Speed, Preview Way, Steps Number, Layer Number and Only Show X
Layer, and operations for Start/Suspend.

3.1.3.5 Switching between Prepare, Preview and Device Pages
At the top of the interface, there are Prepare, Preview, and Device status pages that can beclicked to switch between them. By clicking on each tab, you can enter the Prepare page,
Preview page and Device page respectively. (Note: The preview page cannot be entered if
there is no slicing data available in the software).

3.1.4 G-code Printing/Exporting/Uploading
After the model slicing is done, there are three options for handling the generated G-code:
LAN Printing, Export to Local, and Upload to Creality Cloud.

3.1.4.1 LAN Printing
When selecting "LAN Printing", a G-code preview and editing page will appear. Afterconfirming, you will be redirected to the LAN Device page. From there, you can choose one
or multiple devices for "Send G-code" or "One-Click Printing" operations. Additionally, you
can click on "Details" to view detailed information about individual LAN devices.
Note: LAN devices can be added either by automatic scanning or manually adding the IP
address.

(Preview, edit and confirm G-code files)

(Select a device and send/print)(Device details page)

3.1.4.2 Export to local
When selecting "Export to Local", a file dialog box will pop up. You can edit the file nameand choose the save location. Once successfully saved, a confirmation message will appear.

(Edit and save G-code)(Prompt for successful save)

3.1.4.3 Upload G-code to Creality Cloud
When selecting "Upload to CrealityCloud", the software will first check if you are logged in to
Creality Cloud. If you are not logged in, it will prompt you to log in first. If you are alreadylogged in, a G-code preview and editing page will appear. After confirming the G-code, it will
be uploaded directly to Creality Cloud. Once the upload is successful, a prompt confirming
the successful upload will appear.

(Login prompt dialog box)

(G-code preview and editing)(Prompt for successful upload )3.2 Laser Slicing
When selecting the Ender-3 S1 Laser and CP-01 models, you can perform laser engravingslicing by switching to the laser mode on the Prepare page.

3.2.1 Import Objects
On the left side of the page, you can perform object import operations, supporting various filetypes such as images, rectangles, shapes and text.

Note: For image files, the supported formats are .jpg, .bmp, .png, .svg, and .dxf.

3.2.2 Edit Objects
After importing the objects, you can edit the selected object, including operations such as
moving, resizing, and rotating.

3.2.3 Configure Parameters and Save
For pictures, graphics or text objects, you can set parameters such as engraving count,engraving power, working speed and processing mode (black and white, grayscale by line,

grayscale dithering, vector). For image objects, the configuration parameters include
engraving count, engraving power and working speed. For text objects, the configuration
parameters include engraving count, engraving power, working speed, text content, font, fontsize, etc.

(Image parameter configuration)(Shape parameter configuration)

(Text parameter configuration)

3.2.4 Laser Slicing
After configuring the parameters, click on "Generate G-code File" to initiate the laser slicing
process.

3.2.5 Save G-code files
Once the slicing is done, a file dialog box will appear, allowing you to save the G-code file toa specified folder path.

3.3 CNC Slicing
When selecting the CP-01 model, you can perform CNC engraving and slicing by switching
to the CNC mode on the Prepare page.

3.3.1 Import Objects
On the left side of the page, you can perform object import operations. Image files aresupported.
Note: For image files, the supported formats are .jpg, .bmp, .png, .svg, and .dxf.

3.3.2 Edit Objects
After importing objects, you can edit the selected objects, including operations such as Move,scale and rotate.

3.3.3 Configure Parameters and Save
By selecting an object, you can edit the configuration parameters. The supported editing
functions include engraving power, engraving speed, idle speed, working speed, engraving
depth, and idling height.

3.3.4 Generate G-code File
After configuring the parameters, click on "Generate G-code File" to initiate the CNC slicing
process.

3.3.5 Save G-code Files
Once the slicing is done, a file dialog box will appear, allowing you to save the G-code file toa specified folder path.

4. FDM Slicing Functionality

The main interface of the software can be divided into several functional areas, including the
Menu Bar, Toolbar, Status Bar, Model List, Printer/Material/Slicing Configuration, Creality
Cloud Center, and Models.

4.1 Menu Bar
The Menu Bar consists of six menu functions: File, Edit, View, Tool, Models and Help. Eachmenu has various sub-menu functions.

4.1.1 File

4.1.1.1 Open File
The software supports opening the following file formats:Model file (.stl/.obj/.dae/.3mf/.3ds/.wrl/.cxbin/.off/.ply)
Image file (.bmp/.jpg/.jpeg/.png)
Project file (.cxprj)
G-code file (.gcode)

4.1.1.2 Open ProjectOpen an existing project file (.cxprj).

4.1.1.3 Recently Files
Display a list of recently files.

4.1.1.4 Recently Opened Project
Display a list of recently opened project files.

4.1.1.5 Save STL
Save the selected model as an .stl format file.

4.1.1.6 Save As Project
Save the opened project as a .cxprj format file.

4.1.1.7 Close
Clicking "Close" will close the software application. Before closing, you will be prompted tosave the project file.

4.1.2 Edit

4.1.2.1 Undo
Clicking Undo button will undo the previous action in the software. It can also be accessedfromon Home interface.

4.1.2.2 Redo
Clicking Redo button will redo the next action in the software. It can also be accessed fromon Home page.

4.1.2.3 Copy
Copy the selected model. It can also be done using the Ctrl+C shortcut.

4.1.2.4 Paste
Paste the copied model. It can also be done using the Ctrl+V shortcut.

4.1.2.5 Delete
Delete the currently selected model.

4.1.2.6 Delete All
Delete all models on the printing platform.

4.1.2.7 Clone Model
Clone the selected model.

4.1.2.8 Split Model
Split the selected model.

4.1.2.9 Merge Model
Merge the selected models.

4.1.2.10 Merge Model Locations
对选中的模型的位置全部置于平台中心。
Place all selected models at the center of the platform.

4.1.2.11 Select All Model
Select all models.

4.1.2.12 Reset All Model
Reset all models on the platform.

4.1.3 View

4.1.3.1 ShowModeLine
Display the models on the print platform in line mode.

4.1.3.2 ShowModeFace
Display the models on the print platform in face mode.

4.1.3.3 ShowModeFaceLine
Display the models on the print platform with both line and face representation.

4.1.3.4 Front View
Switch the printing platform view to the front view.

4.1.3.5 Back View
Switch the printing platform view to the back view.

4.1.3.6 Left View
Switch the printing platform view to the left view.

4.1.3.7 Right View
Switch the printing platform view to the right view.

4.1.3.8 Top View
Switch the printing platform view to the top view.

4.1.3.9 Bottom View
Switch the printing platform view to the bottom view.

4.1.3.10 Perspective View
Switch the printing platform view to the perspective view.

4.1.3.11 Orthographic View
Switch the printing platform view to the orthographic view.

4.1.4 Tool

4.1.4.1 Language
Switch the display language of the software. Currently supports the English/简体中文/繁體中
文/ languages.

4.1.4.2 Theme Color Change
Switch the UI theme of the software. Currently supports switching between Dark Theme andLight Theme.

4.1.4.3 Model Repair
Perform error analysis and repair on selected models, including damaged plane, hole,
redundant shell, normal, crossed model plane, and other data issues.

4.1.4.4 Manage PrinterThis menu allows you to manage the added printers. The functions include switching
printer models, switching between basic/advanced parameter modes, editing
parameters, resetting parameters, creating custom printers, deleting printer models,
importing and exporting printer parameters.

(Printer management)(Create custom printer)(Reset printer parameters)(Delete printer)(Import printer parameter configuration)(Export printer parameter configuration)

4.1.4.5 Manage material
This menu is to manage the printing materials for the selected printer model. The
functions include switching materials, editing material parameters, resetting material
parameters, creating custom materials, deleting materials, importing and exporting
material parameter configurations.

(Create custom material)(Reset material parameters)(Delete custom material)(Import material parameter configuration)(Export material parameter configuration)

4.1.4.6 Log View
Clicking on "Log View" will open the folder containing the software log files. Here, you canview the log files for the software.

(View software log)

4.1.5 Model Library
The software includes the Creality Cloud Model Library, where you can perform model
classification searches, model downloads, model collect, and other operations. For detailed
information, please refer to 4.4.

Note: The Model Library on the left side of the Prepare page and the Model Library in themenu bar can both be used to open and use Model Library-related features.

4.1.6 Help
The sub-menu options under Help include About Us, Update, Use Course, and User
Feedback.

4.1.6.1 About Us
This page displays basic information about the software version, the developer, andthe declaration of third-party libraries used in the software.

4.1.6.2 Update
Clicking on "Update" will check the version number, and if it is the latest version, it willprompt "You are currently on the latest version and do not need to update".

When a new version is detected, there will be an update notification. (See the picture below)

4.1.7.3 Use Course
Clicking on "Use Course" will open the software manual folder located in the installation
directory. Here, you can view the Creality Print User Manual, which currently exist in two
versions: Simplified Chinese and English.

4.1.7.4 User Feedback
Clicking on "User Feedback" will redirect you to the website for user feedback. On the
feedback page, you can communicate with customer service or leave feedback andsuggestions.

4.2 Creality Cloud Login4.2.1 Mobile Login
Switching to the mobile login page in the login box allows you to choose between two login
methods: password login and quick login. After entering the correct mobile number,password or verification code, click on "Login". (If the account password is incorrect, there
will be corresponding errors hint.)

Note: On the mobile login page, there may be an option to enable "Auto Login".

4.2.2 Email Login
Switching to the email login page in the login box, enter the correct email account andpassword, and click on "Login". (If the account password is incorrect, there will becorresponding errors hint.)

Note: On the mobile login page, there may be an option to enable "Auto Login".

4.2.3 Scan Code to Login
Switching to the QR code login page in the login box, open the Creality Cloud and login. On
the homepage, click on the "Scan QR Code" option located in the top left corner, and scan
the QR code displayed in the login box to log in directly.

Note: When selecting a server in China, you need to use the Chinese version of the Creality
Cloud. When selecting an international server, you need to use the international version.

4.2.4 Creality Cloud Account Registration
In the login box, click on "Sign Up " to be redirected to the Creality Cloud web registration
page. Complete the registration process, and then you can use your Creality Cloud accountto log in.

Note: During registration, you can use either your email or phone number to register. The
Overseas server also supports registration with a Facebook account.

4.2.5 Retrieve Creality Cloud AccountClick "Forgot Password" in the Creality Cloud account login box, and then redirect to theCreality Cloud account retrieval page of the web version to complete the account recovery.
After the password is retrieved, you can log in to the Creality Cloud account.
Note: There are two types of account retrieval methods: email and mobile phone number
when retrieving the password.

(Retrieve password)

4.2.6 Server Settings
On the login page, you can set the server by selecting either "China" or "International".
Note: The China and international server here correspond to two different model libraries.

4.3 Creality Cloud - Personal Center
After successfully logging into your Creality Cloud account, click on the avatar located in the
top right corner to enter the Personal Center. The Personal Center page contains basic
user's information, My Slices, My Models, My Devices, and other relevant information.

4.3.1 Basic Information
At the top of the Personal Center page, there is the basic user's information, including theavatar, username, user ID, used space, remaining space, and more.

4.3.2 My Slices
On the left sidebar of the Personal Center page, select "My Slices". Here, you can view theG-code information for "Uploaded by Me" and "Cloud Slicing". By selecting a G-code file,
you can perform operations such as import G-code, print G-code, and delete G-code.

4.3.3 My Models
Select "My Models" on the left sidebar of the personal center page. Here, you can view the
information of "My Uploads", "My Favorited" and "My Purchased". By selecting a model, you
can perform operations such as download and import, share and delete.

4.3.4 My Devices
On the left sidebar of the personal center page, select "My Devices". After selecting a printer,you can perform relevant operations for Creality Cloud - Cloud Printing.
Note: The refresh button on the right side of My Devices can refresh the number and statusof online devices.

4.3.5 Quit
In the top right corner of the personal center page, click on the "Quit" button to directly log
out of your Creality Cloud account.

4.4 Model Library
The Model Library is a built-in online model library with model history, recommend,classification, and allows for model search, download, import, collect, share and otheroperations.
Note: Paid models will display their purchase prices. Clicking on the models will redirect to
the Creality Cloud web interface for detailed browsing and purchase operations.

4.4.1 Model Library Classification
The model library classification column includes History, Recommend, Characters, Animals,
Nature & Plants, Vehicles, Biology & Medical, Watercraft, Aircraft, Architecture & Landscape,Toys & Games, Sculptures & Cultural relics, Machinery & Equipment, Gadgets & Electronics,
Household, Fashion, Sports & Outdoor, Food, DIY, and Others.
Note: When uploading a model, you also need to select the model category before uploading.

4.4.2 Model Search
At the top left corner of the model library, there is a search bar. Enter keywords to search formodels.

4.4.3 Model Details Page
Selecting a model and click to enter the details page. On the model details page, you canview model images, add the model group to your collection, share the model group,
download the model group, download individual models from the list, and view the model's
copyright protection agreement. There is a back button in the top left corner of the details
page to return to the previous page in the model library.

4.4.4 Model Download
There are two types of model downloads: downloading a model group and downloading
individual models within a model group:
Model Group Download: On the model library homepage, you can directly download a modelgroup or download all models within a model group on the model details page.

Model Download: On the model details page, select a specific model from the model list, andclick on the Download button to download it.

After clicking on the Download button for a model group or individual model, you will receive
a prompt to view the download progress and completion status in the Download Manage.

4.4.5 Download Manage
In the top right corner of the Preparation page, click on

to enter the Download Center,and you will find two file lists: "Downloading" and "Finished".
In the "Downloading" section, you can view information such as the model group name,model name, file size, download speed, and download progress.

In the "Finished" section, you can view information about the downloaded model groups,
including the model group name, model name, file size, and download time. You can also
perform actions such as model import, model save, and model delete on the downloadedmodels.

Note: On the "Downloading" and "Finished" pages, clicking on the folder icon allows you to
directly access the folder path where the downloaded models are stored.

4.4.6 CollectIn the model library, select a model and click to enter the details page. Choose and click the"Collect" button to add the model to your collect.

Note: If you are not logged into the Creality Cloud, you will be prompted to log in before
being able to add models to your collect. Once you have successfully logged in, you canproceed with the Collect operation.

4.4.7 Share
Select a model in the model library and click to enter the details page. Choose and click the"Share" button. A model sharing prompt will appear. Click "Copy Link" to copy the link andshare it with others, or click "Cancel" to close the share pop-up box.

4.5 File Menu
The File Menu primarily consists of three functional items: Models, Open File and Model List.
These options allow you to import online models, import local models, and display the model
list, respectively.

4.5.1 Model Recommendations
Models recommendations are displayed in a 3x3 grid format. These recommended models
are dynamically suggested by the system. The first eight tiles lead to the model details page,
while the last tile labeled "More" takes you to the model library homepage.
Note: The 3x3 grid is only displayed after launching the software.

4.5.2 Open FileClick on the folder icon to open and select local model files, project files, or slice files. This
allows you to import local files into the slicing software.

4.5.3 Model List
After importing models, you can see them in the model list. Selecting a model will display its
size. Here, you also have the options to show/hide the model, add model, and delete model.

4.5.3.1 Add
Click the "+" button in the model list, and a model add dialog will appear. Select the desiredmodels and click "Open" to add the selected models to the software.

4.5.3.2 SelectLeft-click to select a model object in the model list. Hold Ctrl and left-click to select multiple
models.

4.5.3.3 Show/Hide
Each model in the model list has an icon for showing/hiding the model. Clicking the icon
toggles the visibility of the model.

4.5.3.4 Delete
Above the model list, there is a Delete icon for removing models. Select the model(s), click
the Delete button, and confirm the deletion in the prompt to complete the deletion operation.

Note: After selecting a model, you can also use the Delete key on the keyboard to delete themodel.

4.6 Operation Bar
The operation bar includes the following functions: Move, Scale, Rotate, P Bottom, Layout,
Support, Others (Clone, Letter, Split, Mirror, Drill and Distance Measure).

4.6.1 Move
Perform moving operations on the selected model, including X/Y/Z movement,
center/bottom placement, and center/bottom/reset operations.

Note: Left-clicking and dragging the mouse can also be used to scale the model. Holding thearrow allows movement along a single axis; holding the face allows movement along twoaxes; and holding the cube to move in three-axis directions.

4.6.2 Scale
Perform scaling operations on the selected model, including scaling in the X/Y/Z
directions, switch or lock the Uniform for scaling, and reset operation.

Note: The uniform ratio lock is enabled by default. If you manually disable it, a prompt willappear saying, "You are unlocking the uniform ratio, which means the model will not return
to its original size. Do you want to proceed?"

Left-clicking and dragging the mouse can also be used to scale the model. After disabling
the uniform ratio lock, you can hold the arrow to scale in a single-axis direction, hold theplane to scale in two-axis directions, and hold the cube to scale in three-axis directions.

4.6.3 Rotate
Perform rotating the selected model, including rotating in the X/Y/Z directions, a key
can be rotated 45° or manually input the desired rotation angle, and reset operation.

Note: You can also perform three-axis rotation of the model by clicking and dragging therotation cones for the X/Y/Z axes with the left mouse button held down.

4.6.4 P Bottom
This function can perform P Bottom on the selected model automatically andmanually.

Note: Currently, automatic P bottom is achieved based on the maximum crosssectional area.

4.6.5 Layout
Currently, there are six layout options available: From Left to Right, From Right toLeft, From Top to Bottom, From Bottom to Top, Centered, and Intelligent. You canchoose any of these options for your operations.

Note: The imported models will be automatically placed in the optimal position.

4.6.6 Support
This function can perform a support operation on the selected model, includes
support parameter settings, automatic support, custom support additions anddeletions, and other operations.

4.6.6.1 Support Parameter
You can edit the support grid, maximum angle, and the option to only add support to the hot
bed. More parameter settings will be added in the future.

4.6.6.2 Automatic Support
Clicking on "Automatic Support" will automatically generate supports based on the checkbox
selection for "only add support to the hot bed". If the checkbox is selected, support will be
generated only for the areas touching the buildplate. If the checkbox is not selected,
supports will be generated for the entire model.

4.6.6.3 Custom Support
Clicking on "Add" under Custom Support allows you to add supports manually.
Note: Supports can only be added within the red-colored area of the model display. Support
placement is not possible in other areas.

4.6.6.4 Delete Support
There are two ways to remove supports: manual partial deletion and clearing all supports.

4.6.7 Others
Clicking on "Others" will expand more model editing features, including Clone, Letter, Split,
Mirror, Drill and Distance Measure.

4.6.8 Clone
This function can perform a clone operation on the selected model, you can set the
number of clones before cloning.

Note: The current maximum number of clones is 9.

4.6.9 Letter
This function allows you to add text to the selected model. You can set parameterssuch as text, font, height, thickness,and other operations for the Letter.

4.6.10 Split
This function allows you to perform splitting operations on the selected model. The
split options include split along the X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis, as well as custom split.
You can also set the offset value for split and perform a reset operation to restore theoriginal model.

4.6.11 Mirror
When importing the model and selecting the model, click the mirror button to mirror
the X-axis, Y-axis, or Z-axis.

4.6.12 Drill
When importing the model and selecting the model, click the support button tocustomize the parameters such as shape (circle/square/triangle), size, depth,
direction (normal direction, parallel to platform, perpendicular to screen), and choose
whether to "Pierce One Layer Only".

4.6.13 Distance MeasureThis function allows you to measure distances on the selected model. Use the left
mouse button to select two points on the model, and it will measure the distance
between the two points.

4.7 Add Printer and Manage
Click on the "Add" button under the printer list on the right side of the Prepare homepage tobring up the Add Printer page, and then click on the "Manage" button to bring up the Manage
Printers page.

4.7.1 Select PrinterOn the Prepare homepage, select and switch to different printers from the dropdown list in
the printer area on the right side.
Note: After selecting the printer model, the dropdown list below will display the material
supported by the selected printer by default.

4.7.2 Add PrinterClick on the "Add" button under the dropdown list of printers on the right side of the Prepare
homepage to bring up the Add Printer page, select the model series and model to be added.

Click on "Add" to display the printer nozzle diameter information. Confirm the selection to
successfully add the printer.

4.7.3 Manage PrinterClick on the "Manage" button under the drop-down list of printers on the right side of the
Prepare homepage to bring up the Manage Printers page, where you can toggle theselection of added printers and also turn ON/OFF the advanced parameter mode.

The Manage Printers page displays the basic parameters, move ability, G-code, andextrusion information of the selected printer model.

Note: When selecting the Sermoon D3 Pro 2-jet model, the page will display information for
two extrusions.

4.7.3.1 Customize a PrinterClick on the "Create" button on the Manage Printers page to customize your printer, edit theprinter name on the pop-up page, select the nozzle diameter and template and then create a
new one, a custom printer will then be added to the list on the left.

Note: When choose Sermoon D3 Pro, there will be two options for nozzle diameter.

4.7.3.2 Reset PrinterClick on the "Reset" button on the Manage Printers page to reset the parameters of theselected printer.
Note: If the selected printer is a custom model, it will be reset to the printer parameters set
during the initial creation. If it is a non-custom model, it will be reset to the software's default
printer parameters.

4.7.3.3 Delete PrinterClick on the "Delete" button on the Manage Printers page to delete the selected printerparameters.
Note: The deletion operation removes the selected printer from the Model List. However, if a
non-custom printer is deleted, it can still be added back from the printer library.

4.7.3.4 Export Printer Configuration
Click on the "Export" button on the Manage Printers page to export the parameter
configuration file of the current printer.
Note: The format of the printer configuration file is .cxprinter.

4.7.3.5 Import Printer Configuration
Click on the "Import" button on the Manage Printers page to import the parameter
configuration file of the printer.
Note: The format of the printer configuration file is .cxprinter.

4.8 Add and Manage Material
Switch and select the added material from the dropdown list in the Material area on the rightside of the Prepare homepage, click on the "Add" button to bring up the Add page, and clickon the "Manage" button to bring up the Manage Material page.

4.8.1 Select Material
On the Prepare homepage, select and switch to different printers from the dropdown list in
the printer area on the right side.
Note: When selecting the Sermoon D3 Pro 2-jet model, information for two materials will be
displayed.

4.8.2 Add Material
Click on the "Add" button under the dropdown list of Material on the right side of the Prepare
homepage to bring up the Add Material page, select the type of material you want to add andthe name of the material.

4.8.3 Manage Material
Click on the "Manage" button under the dropdown list of Material on the right side of the
Prepare homepage to bring up the Manage Material page, where you can edit the material
parameters.

4.8.3.1 Custom Material
Click on the "Create" button on the Manage Material page to customize a material. In the
popup window, edit the material name, select the diameter and template. Click on "Create"
to save. A new custom material will be added to the list on the left side. Select the Custom
Material to edit and modify its parameters.

4.8.3.2 Reset Material
Click on the "Reset" button on the Manage Material page to reset the parameters of theselected material.
Note: If the selected material is a custom one, it will be reset to the material parameters set
during the initial creation. If it is a non-custom material, it will be reset to the default material
parameters.

4.8.3.3 Delete Material
Click on the "Delete" button on the Manage Material page to remove the selected material
from the material list.
Note: The deletion operation will help remove the selected material from the list. However, if
a non-custom material is deleted, it can still be added back from the material library.

4.8.3.4 Export Material Configuration
Click on the "Export" button on the Manage Material page to export the parameter
configuration file of the current material.
Note: The format of the material configuration file is .cxfilament.

4.8.3.5 Import Material Configuration
Click on the "Import" button on the Manage Material page. Select the existing material
configuration file to import the material name and configuration parameters.
Note: The format of the material configuration file is .cxfilament.

4.9 Slicing Configuration
In the parameter configuration area on the right side of the Prepare homepage, you canperform slicing parameter configuration operations such as Select, Delete, Edit, Delete,
Import and Export.

4.9.1 Select parameter Configuration
Choose the slicing configuration you want to use in the parameter configuration area,
including the software's default configuration and custom configuration.
Note: The display of slicing parameter configurations will vary depending on the selected
printer model and materials.

4.9.2 Create Configuration
Click onbutton in the parameter configuration area to bring up the new

configuration page. Edit the template name, select the printer model, and choose a template
to duplicate. After clicking "Next", you will enter the parameter modification page.
Enable/disable advanced parameters, switch between different parameter classes, and edit
the parameters accordingly. Once the parameter change is done, save the changes. You
also have the option to reset or cancel.

4.9.3 Edit Configuration
Click onbutton in the parameter configuration area to bring up the slicing

Edit page. Enable/disable advanced parameters, switch between different parameter classes,
and edit the parameters accordingly. Once the parameter change is done, save the changes.
You also have the option to reset or cancel.

4.9.4 Delete Configuration
Click onbutton in the parameter configuration area to delete custom slicing

parameter configurations.
Note: Default slicing parameter configurations cannot be deleted.

4.9.5 Export Configuration
Click on "" button in the parameter operation area to export the currently selected slicing

parameter configuration file.
Note: The format of the configuration file for printers is .cxprofile.

4.9.6 Import Configuration
Click on "" button in the parameter configuration area to select an existing slicing
parameter configuration file for import. This will allow you to import the slicing configuration
name and parameters.
Note: The format of the configuration file for printers is .cxprofile.

4.10 LAN Printing
LAN printing is a feature in the software that allows you to send G-code files directly to a
printer over a local network, either for sending only or for initiating the printing process.
Note: Before sending G-code over the local network, you need to add the local network
device.

4.10.1 Add Device
Device can be added either by "Scan add" or "Manual add".

4.10.1.1 Scan Add
Click on the "Scan Add" button, and the computer will scan for online devices within the LAN.
Select one or more devices to add, then click the "Add" button to complete the process. If
the desired device is not detected during the scan, you can click the Refresh button to rescan and refresh the device list.

If the device addition fails, you will receive a prompt saying "Printer not found!"4.10.1.2 Manual Add
Click on the "Manual Add" button, and enter the IP address of the printer device on the popup page. Then click "Add".
Note: When adding a device, you need to select either a printer device or a sonic pad device
before proceeding with the addition. The default selection is a printer device.

If the device addition fails, you will receive a prompt saying "Printer not found!"4.10.2 Send Files
After slicing is completed or G-code files are imported, go to the preview page and select"LAN Printing" in the bottom right corner. This will open the G-code sending editor, where
you can preview the G-code image, view printing time and material consumption. You canalso edit the name of the G-code file to be sent. After clicking "OK", you will be redirected tothe device list page, where you can select one or more printers to send the file or initiate a
one-click printing process.

Note: When selecting the K1 or K1 Max models, there is a "Print Calibration" checkbox
option. When selected, the printer will first perform calibration before printing. If not, it will
print directly without calibration.

4.10.3 Device Filtering
On the device list page of the LAN, you can perform device filtering operations based on
device grouping, status, and type.

4.10.3.1 Device Grouping
Select the desired device group from the dropdown list. You can also create a new group by
using the "New group" function. After creating a group, click ongroup.

to rename the device

4.10.3.2 Device Status
Device status options include "All", "Idle" and "Printing". Selecting "All" will display all deviceson the LAN. Selecting "Idle" will filter out devices that are currently idle. Selecting "Printing"will filter out devices that are currently printing.

4.10.3.3 Device Types
Device types include All, Printer and Sonic Pad. Selecting All will display all devices on theLAN. Selecting Printers will filter out the printer devices on the LAN. Selecting Sonic Pad will
filter out the Sonic Pad devices on the LAN.

4.10.4 Device List
In the device list page of LAN, selecting a device allows you to view its working status,
device name, IP address, machine image, file name, file preview image, print time,remaining time, print progress, print speed, hotbed temperature, nozzle temperature, andother information. You can also edit the device name, set the print speed, hotbed
temperature and nozzle temperature. Clicking the "Details" button allows you to view
detailed information about the selected LAN device.

Note: Right-clicking on a device allows you to perform operations such as moving the device
to a different group or removing the device.

When there are many devices in the LAN, you can scroll the mouse or drag the right-side
scrollbar to view more devices.

4.10.5 Device Details
Selecting a device and clicking the "Details" button will take you to the Device Details page.
In this page, you can see the device information area, device control area, camera
information area, temperature information area, and file/history information area.

4.10.5.1 Basic Device Information
When a device is printing, it will display the G-code file preview image, G-code file name,layer count, printing progress, print time, remaining time, pause/continue, stop, and otherinformation and operations. The G-code file preview image can be enlarged for better
viewing.

When a device is in an idle state, the information in this area will be empty.

4.10.5.2 Device Control
When the device is printing, you can observe the dynamic changes in the X/Y/Z coordinatesand control the printing speed, model fan, chamber fan, auxiliary fan and LED switch.

When the device is idle, you can view the X/Y/Z coordinate information and perform X/Y/Z
axis movement. You can also control the model fan, chamber fan, auxiliary fan and LED
switch.

4.10.5.3 Camera
If the device is equipped with a camera, you can view the camera feed. By clicking the zoom
icon, you can enlarge the view to see the print in more detail.

When the device is not connected to a camera, you will not be able to view the print feed.

4.10.5.4 Temperature
The temperature area displays the temperature curves of the printer's nozzle and hotbed. It
also allows you to adjust and set the temperatures for the nozzle and hotbed.

Note: If it is the Sermoon D3 Pro printer, this area will display four temperature curves:
hotbed temperature, L nozzle temperature, R nozzle temperature, and chamber temperature.
You can also adjust and set these four temperatures.

4.10.5.5 Files/History
The files list and history list show the G-code files stored in the printer and the G-code files
that have been printed in the past. You can import G-code files here.
To import a G-code file, select the files list and click on
button. In the pop-up
file dialog, choose the G-code file you want to import, and click Import. After successful
import, you will see the file information in the files list.

When the printer is in the printing process, selecting a file from the Files/History and clicking
the left mouse button allows you to delete the file. However, files that are currently being
printed cannot be deleted.
Note: During printing, the Print and Calibrate Before Print options in the left-click menu areunavailable.

When the printer is idle, selecting a file from the Files/History and clicking the left mousebutton enables you to perform actions such as printing, calibrating before printing, or deletingthe file from the File List. In the History list, you can choose to reprint, calibrate before print,
or delete the historical file records.

4.11 Operation Attributes
The software provides various mouse operation attributes, including left-click selection, rightclick rotation, middle-wheel translation, right-click menu, interface view manipulation,interface dragging, interface information display, and mouse guidance display.

4.11.1 Left-Click Selection
To select a model, simply left-click on it. You can also hold Ctrl and left-click to selectmultiple models.

4.11.2 Right-Click Rotation
By holding the right mouse button and dragging, you can rotate the platform and models. As
the platform and models rotate, the view cube will also rotate accordingly.

4.11.3 Middle-Wheel Translation
In the software interface, holding the middle mouse button and dragging allows you totranslate the printing platform.

4.11.4 Mouse Box Selection
By holding the left mouse button and dragging, you can perform box selection of platform
models.

4.11.5 Right-Click Operation
Right-click the mouse in the software interface to bring up a context menu with various
options. The context menu operations include: Import Model, Delete Model, Clone Model,
Merge Model, Split Model, Select All Models, Layout, Reset All Models, Delete All Models,Bottom, P Bottom, Upload Model (Upload Local/Selected Model), Set Nozzle Range, etc.

4.11.6 Interface View Manipulation
In the view manipulation area in the top right corner of the software interface, by clicking oneach plane, the view cube and platform view will change. Clicking on
the main view angle display.

will cut back to4.11.7 Interface Dragging Manipulation
There is a scrollbar on the right side of the software interface. After selecting a model,
dragging the scrollbar up or down enables viewing the internal and external display of themodel.