This article applies to UNIZ Dental V1.0,
UNIZ Dental V2.0, and UNIZ Industry software.
What are Slicing Files and Project Files?
Slicing Files (.zslr):Definition: Slicing files are direct
instruction sets used by the printer to convert 3D models into commands that
the printer can recognize and execute.
Format: The slicing file format used by UNIZ
slicing software is .zslr.Contents: These files contain printing
parameters such as layer thickness, material type, power settings, and support
structures. They also record the 2D and 3D representations of the object's
layer-by-layer construction.
Purpose: Slicing files are primarily used to
control the printing process and to troubleshoot print-related issues.
Project Files (.zprj):
Definition: Project files save the entire
setup and layout of a print project, including model placement and support
structures.
Format: The project file format used by
UNIZ software is .zprj.
Contents: These files include all the
settings and configurations for a print project, making it easy to edit and
reuse projects.
Purpose: Project files facilitate
adjustments to model layout and print settings, ensuring that the project can
be easily modified and reprinted as needed.
How to Obtain Slicing Files and Project
Files?
Slicing Files (.zslr):
Steps: Click "Save" to save the
file in .zslr format after slicing the model.
Project Files (.zprj):
Steps: On the file page, click
"Save" or "Save As" to save the file in .zprj format.
For further assistance, please contact support@uniz.com.