Steps to set up, select to load, group, and manage machine workspaces
To access My Machines, choose from the main menu.
When launching this feature for the first time, or after deleting the last defined machine, the list is empty and you will have to define a machine to work with one.
Supported machines |
Supported machines combine build platforms and routines and settings specific to the individual particular additive manufacturing methods and implementations of actual machine models available on the market. Netfabb includes a wide range of these. |
Generic machines |
These are similar to the supported machines in that they combine a build platform with AM-machine-specific routines. However, they do not target specific models and can (or must) be configured to match your actual machine. |
Build platforms |
Build platforms are comprised by the X, Y, and Z dimensions of build rooms. Netfabb includes an extensive list of 3D-printing machine models on the market, so rather than having to obtain the dimensions and to define a build room entirely manually, you can search for your machine and select it easily. |
This creates an entry in the My Machines list on the left.
Groups are always listed at the topmost positions, followed by machines.
![]() Moving Machine 3 out of Group B |
![]() Moving Machine 4 into Group B |
![]() Moving Machine 4 into Group A |
![]() Moving Machine 2 below Machine 3 within Group B |
To assign a script, it must already exist in the relevant module, and to assign a template, it must already exist in the form of a 3MF file or as an arrangement of parts on the current machine workspace's build platform.
Alternatively, save an arrangement of parts existing on the build platform as a template.
This makes the parts available immediately for completing the machine set-up in My Machines.