Objet Objet30, User Manual

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Objet30 User Guide
Handling Completed Trays
After you have properly placed all objects on the build tray, you save the
tray as an objtf file, which is sent to the 3 ‐ D printer for production. But
before saving the tray, you can check that there would be no problem
producing it. You can also calculate how much material would be
consumed during production and how much time this would take.
Tray Validation
Before sending a job to the Objet30 printer for production, you should
check that the tray is “valid” and can be printed.
To validate that the tray can be printed:
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From the Tools menu, select Tray Validation .
or—
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Click .
If the tray is not valid, the color of the problematic models on the tray
changes according to a pre ‐ set color code. If a warning message appears,
click
OK
to close it.
Figure 5-29: Tray validation warning
To view the color code for objects displayed:
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From the Tools menu, select Constraints Settings .
Figure 5-30: Constraints Settings dialog box, showing object color codes