I also like the option to add the little adhesion buttons to the first layer, to keep sharp corners from pulling up, they work great when youre printing at 100mm/s. The arrange function in SS works miles better than Cura, thats a big plus for me. Im sure that at least a little of that is just inaccuracy in slicer estimation, but theres inaccuracy and than theres a 4 hour differenceĪnother thing i like is just general build management. Majority of the time, im printing as fast as possible, and i dunno what black magic SS pulls but i can use the same print parameters on the exact same build plate and SS gives me a print time of 14 hours and change, Cura shows 18 hours, despite SS actually having lower speeds set for certain features than Cura. So far, i wouldnt say that SS is outright better, but there certainly are aspects of it that blow cura out of the water for me. Ive been using Cura ever since i started with a 3d printer, and it certainly gets the job done, but i figured why not learn a new thing, maybe its better SuperSlicer has been coming up more and more as the next big slicer lately, so i figured id give it a shot, and so far im liking it. Non-reddit communities are listed in our getting started guide We welcome community contributions to this wiki! Related Communities
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