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Large Format Mode

Large Format splits artwork that is too large or inconvenient for one build plate into separate 3MF tiles and packages them in a ZIP.

Finished size and tile size

Enabling the mode raises the finished width and height limit from 400 mm to 9999 mm. Tile Width and Tile Height range from 50–500 mm in 10 mm steps.

The displayed grid is calculated as follows:

• columns are the finished width divided by tile width, rounded up;
• rows are the finished height divided by tile height, rounded up;
• total tiles are rows multiplied by columns;
• the last row and column keep only the physical remainder rather than receiving blank padding.

The columns × rows = total summary is therefore the direct result of the current values. A size in parentheses identifies a smaller edge tile.

Output and slicing

Generation downloads a ZIP instead of opening one 3MF. File names include the source name and tile position. Leave room inside the printer's usable bed area for skirts, purge regions, and machine boundaries.

Native SVG is tiled as vector geometry when safe. Unsupported SVG structures fall back to bounded raster tiling and report a warning. Physical size remains unchanged, but very small details can differ.

Puzzle and Fridge Magnet mode disable Large Format. Relief, Outline, and Transparent Coating can be tiled, but inspect the geometry along every tile boundary.