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I will have a look. The format may also be outdated on UVtools since it get implemented some time ago. |
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10833-phrozen-new-xp-finder_2025-08-16.zip
Using the Convert... feature to convert files (typically Chitubox CTB) to NanoDLP Mono -> v2, I have noticed that files uploaded to my NanoDLP based printer do not show projected resin usage. I have tracked this down to the questionably named by NanoDLP
TotalSolidArea
in the NanoSlicer generated files under the[NanoDLPPlateManifest]
when I copy file info from UVTools.The field appears to be the raw projected volume in mL rather than any sense of area, so either the UVTools internally calculated volume or the volume from the original slicer format would be useful to populate the NanoDLP metadata.
Attached is an example .nanodlp v2 file zipped a second time for GitHub from the printer's onboard slicer with the field
TotalSolidArea = 3.5150778
which displays as 3.52 mL in the printer UI. UVTools for its part calculates3.48 ml
, in this example which is more than sufficient to populate this field for print usage. There do not appear to be other fields which indicate volume from NanoDLP / Slicer.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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