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Select the material you would like to print in here
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Make sure the correct printer is selected. for the SL1S make sure "AFLPrusaSL1S" is selected
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Choose the print settings for the part. "Normal" is fine for most parts.
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The slicing here works the same way as for the Prusa MK3.
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There are three main orientation settings for parts. Their differences are pretty self explanatory.
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There are three different options for support generation. For most cases you want to use "Everywhere". If there are a lot of internal supports or will cause issues with model quality you can switch to "Support on build plate only".
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Press the "SLA Support Points" option and then "Auto-generate points" to begin support generation.
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If you press "Manual editing" under "SLA Support Points" you can manually add or remove support points and also change the support point size.
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Make sure you have the support points you want to change selected. You can do this either by clicking them individually or selecting them all with ctrl+A.
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Support head diameter under 0.5 is very likely to fail.
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Job information and data is available in this box.
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To upload to the printer, select the "G" button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
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If the printer is off or booting up the upload will fail.
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