ideaMaker 5.1.3 Release Notes

Improvements

1. DLP

• New Resin Material

○ [Raise3D ]Standard Black V1

■ 0.1mm – Standard

■ 0.05mm – Standard

• Updated Resin Material Templates

○ [Raise3D] High Clear V1:

■ 0.05mm Standard

○ [Raise3D] Tough 2K Grey V1:

■ 0.1mm Standard

2. FFF New Functions and Improvements

1) Sequential Printing Function Allows Printing Using only the Right Extruder

• When the models on the base are all set to print with the right nozzle and the sequential printing function is turned on, ideaMaker will force the slicer to print with only the right nozzle to complete the entire sequential printing.

• If some models are set to the left nozzle and some models are set to the right nozzle, the left nozzle is still forced to be used:

• Interface Adjustment:

○ The Model Info panel no longer disables the nozzle setting in sequential printing.

○ Prompt text adjustment when slicing:

3. Other Improvements

1) Under the Windows platform, support automatic saving of the main window position, and automatically restore to the last position when it is started next time.

• The function of saving window position and window size, make sure the option is turned on in the preferences before enabling:

2) After selecting a model, the model list automatically scrolls to the corresponding model.

3) Added a button to the Prepare Slicing panel to quickly open the advanced settings of the slicing template.

4. Bug Fixes

• After ideaMaker crashes, the recovery dialog box will appear the next time ideaMaker is opened, which may cause the following functions of ideaMaker to fail:

○ File dragging.

○ Click Import ideaMaker on the io page to import the template into ideaMaker.

• Fixed the problem of failure to punch multiple holes at the same time.
• Fixed the flash back problem of model repair.
• Fixed the dynamic overhang speed judgment problem.
• Fixed the display problem of abnormal features when editing the support page of DLP.
• Fixed the problem that Raft did not roll back.
• Fixed the problem of clogging when the other unprinted nozzle was lifted and heated during double nozzle printing.