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PrusaSlicer.config: my 3D printing settings

Preamble

My workshop setup

Printer

• Anycubic Photon Mono [simply enhanced]
  • proprietary
  • w/ Anycubic Wash & Cure Machine 2.0 [simply enhanced]
• Creality K1 [simply enhanced]
  • proprietary Klipper
  • w/ SUNLU FilaDryer S2 [seriously stock]
• VORON Design Voron 2.4 350 RevC by LDO Motors [suspiciously stock, WIP]
  • Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
  • Klipper
  • w/ SUNLU FilaDryer S1 [seriously stock]
• Creality Ender-3Xs Pro [strongly upgraded, WIP]
  • Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ w/ Raspberry Pi Touch Display
  • Klipper
  • w/ SUNLU FilaDryer S1 [seriously stock]
• Original Prusa MK4 [simply enhanced]

Hall of filament fame

• Artillery Sidewinder X2 [slighty modded]
  • proprietary Marlin
• Flashforge Adventurer 4 [seemingly stock]
  • proprietary
  • fed by FlashPrint.config

Find me on

• Printables.com
• Thingiverse

Structure

• cfg/: my configuration folder
  • filament/: Filament Settings
  • physical_printer/: Physical Printer Settings [ignored]
  • print/: Print Settings
  • printer/: Printer Settings
  • sla_material/: SLA Material Settings
  • sla_print/: SLA Print Settings
• res/: configuration resources from (other) slicer softwares
  • Creality Print/: K1 & Ender-3Xs Pro
  • PrusaSlicer/: Anycubic Photon Mono, VORON Design Voron 2.4 350, Creality Ender-3Xs Pro
  • UVtools/: Anycubic Photon Mono

Usage

Universal

First of all, somehow transfer PrusaSlicer.config to your system (download ZIP, grab release, clone repository).

Then the easiest way is to copy the settings directories named under Structure to your PrusaSlicer configuration folder.

If you (sym)link them, you will be able to keep a Git repository up to date without any hassle. Before that, make sure to back up or copy your current settings to that repository.

UN*X

Life is good if you are running a UN*X (sub)system: just try out PrusaSlicerConfig!

Kudos

Specials thanks to Henlor for some build plate models and textures.

Problems?

Fork! Fork it! Fork you! Fork me, right?