This is my personal version of airox' awesome work on PlaterFlow.
This is tailored to my needs and my needs only.
- Superslicer is quite chatty
Download from releases or build yourself.
- Download from releases or build yourself.
- Move the downloaded platerflow executable to a folder of it's own.
- Open a terminal and navigate to where platerflow is located
- Run platerflow (Windows: platerflow.exe, Linux: ./platerflow, MacOS: ./platerflow (might need to chmod to executable in Linux/Mac case))
- You will see newly generated files and folders.
- Edit config.toml to your needs. Keep in mind: Windows is stupid, escape your \ with another ; the example config generated shows this too.
- Put STLs you want sorted into the input folder. Platerflow will recognize [a] files as accent files and will read the number of times it needs to print this too. Directories are fine too and will be searched recursively.
- Run platerflow again (see 4)
- Profit???