Good morning Michael. Just stumbled across your videos this morning. Thank you very much for your content. This is some of the best detailed and clear information I have watched on 3D printing and Lychee Slicer. You briefly in this video went to "Normals" Mode, what exactly does that mode do. I noticed the color change, but what is that representing? Also, In another video you talk about the yellow checkerboard areas which represent areas that are going to require supporting. This is probably obvious, but if this is a large area or any of the yellow area for that matter, would you need to fill the entire yellow area with supports? I feel I am over supporting many of my prints. Thank you again for your content!
I was going to subscribe to pro, but so far, very little success with prints with Lychee. Won't spend the money for pro unless my success rate goes higher.
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These tutorials are awesome. Thanks so much!
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Good morning Michael. Just stumbled across your videos this morning. Thank you very much for your content. This is some of the best detailed and clear information I have watched on 3D printing and Lychee Slicer. You briefly in this video went to "Normals" Mode, what exactly does that mode do. I noticed the color change, but what is that representing? Also, In another video you talk about the yellow checkerboard areas which represent areas that are going to require supporting. This is probably obvious, but if this is a large area or any of the yellow area for that matter, would you need to fill the entire yellow area with supports? I feel I am over supporting many of my prints. Thank you again for your content!
I really like how you teach, Could you do a tutorial on using UV tools?
Hi there, how can we create files using Leechy Slicer? How to create files to print them? And thanks
do i really need the pro version too ? i just got into resin printing, its a lot of money already :")
no, you can absolutely get all set up using the non-pro version. I just like showing options, so the pro has more of those!
@@MichaelPavlovich ahh okay, i can't wait to bring my models to life😁
Thank You :) !
I was going to subscribe to pro, but so far, very little success with prints with Lychee. Won't spend the money for pro unless my success rate goes higher.
I was looking forward to watching these tutorials but moving through material and talking way too fast. Very difficult to follow.
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