MakerBot Replicator 2X, Руководство пользователя

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Open MakerWare
[1] CAmErA hOmE: Resets MakerWare to
the default view of the object.
[2] +/-: Zoom in and out. You can also use the
scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out.
[3] LOOK: Click the Look button or hit the L
key to go into Look mode. In this mode, click
and drag with your mouse to rotate the plate
and the object. Use the arrow at the side of
the selected Look button to open the Change
View submenu for Top, Side and Front views.
[4] mOVE: Click the Move button or hit the
M key to go into Move mode. In this mode,
click and drag with your mouse to move an
object around the plate. Use the arrow at the
side of the selected Move button to open
the Change Position submenu and move an
object by a specified distance and direction.
[5] TUrN: Click the Turn button or hit the
T key to go into Turn mode. In this mode,
click and drag with your mouse to rotate
the object. Use the arrow at the side of the
selected Turn button to open the Change
Rotation submenu and rotate an object by
a specified angle and direction.
[6] SCALE: Click the Scale button or hit the
S key to go into Scale mode. In this mode,
click and drag with your mouse to enlarge
or shrink your object. Use the arrow at the
side of the selected Scale button to open the
Change Dimensions submenu and scale by
a percentage or to a specific measurement.
[7] OBjECT: Click to open the Object
Information submenu.
TIP: The Object Information submenu allows you
to choose which extruder will print each item on
your build plate. For more information on dual
extrusion, go to makerbot.com/support/
makerware/documentation/dual.
[8] ADD: Click this button to add an object
to your build plate. You can add as many
objects as you can fit on the plate.
[9] mAKE iT: Click this button to open
the Make dialog, where you can specify
print resolution and other printing options
and send your object to your MakerBot
Replicator 2X for 3D printing.
[10] SAVE: Allows you to save the current
plate as a file for later use.
[11] hELP: Opens a guide to MakerWare’s
basic functions.
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