At a fundamental level, FDM and Resin slicers are similar in that they are tools to prepare a part or model for printing. They differ in how they adapt the slicing process to the underpinning technology, i.e., Fused Deposition Modeling and resin (SLA/DLP/LCD). Without delving too deeply into specifics, a slicer adapts to the resin process by generating stacks of images with specific curing instructions. Each one of these stacks directly relates to the layers on the final printed model or parts. On the other hand, FDM slicers rely solely on G-code to provide instructions to the printer.