3D printing involves a complex process where models are built layer by layer. PrusaSlicer is essential software for translating 3D models into printer instructions. However, controlling it with a keyboard and mouse has limitations. The PrusaSlicer macro-pad, designed by Andrea Perugini, addresses this by introducing intuitive hardware controls. With six keys and a knob, users can effortlessly manage model preparation tasks like arrangement, rotation, and scaling, making 3D printing more accessible and efficient.
The PrusaSlicer macro-pad comes from the mind of Andrea Perugini, who probably felt like a hardware solution would elevate the software to another level.
You can arrange models, add new models, cut, rotate, and scale them. The rotary knob aids the rotate function by letting you quickly rotate a model on the X Y or Z axis.
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