内容列表

I. Overview
II. How to Upload Your Validated Print Files (G-code)
- 1. Prerequisites
- 2. Steps to Follow
III. How to Quickly Print Models Using Others' Pre-Validated Print Files?
- 1. Using Others' Print Files to Print Models - Step-by-Step Instructions

I. Overview

Explore the infinite possibilities of 3D printing with Creality Cloud. We have designed a feature specifically for beginners in 3D printing, allowing them to quickly print high-quality models using pre-validated print files from others. This feature enables 3D printing newcomers to easily print models without worrying about the complexities of 3D printing technology. Creality Cloud enables every user, regardless of their level of expertise, to print high-quality models like a professional, saving time and materials and avoiding unnecessary detours. Our mission is to lower the barriers to 3D printing and ensure that everyone can enjoy the fun of 3D printing.

The following instructions will explain how to upload print files and use shared print files to print models on the Creality Cloud web version.

II. How to Upload Your Validated Print Files (G-code)

1. Prerequisites

Before uploading your real-shot and print files, ensure that the model associated with the print file is already published on the Creality Cloud platform (either uploaded by yourself or others). If the model is not available on the platform, you need to upload the model first.
Ensure that the print file already exists on the Creality Cloud platform. If it doesn't exist, you need to upload the print file.

2. Steps to Follow

2.1 On the Creality Cloud web version, locate the model file for printing (if the model file hasn't been uploaded, upload it first). On the model detail page, click on the "Makes & Print Files" tab, as shown in the image below.

Print Files

2.2 In the "Makes & Print Files" section, click on "Add a Make" as shown in the image below to enter the Makes upload page.

Print Files

2.3 On the Add a Make page, complete the required fields as shown in the image below to publish Makes.

Print Files

2.3.1 In the fourth step shown in the above image, there are three ways to associate the print file: importing print records, importing G-code, or manually filling in parameters.

① Import Print History: If you have used Creality Cloud for printing the model, you can select this option to associate the print file (G-code). In the "Select Print Record" window that appears, choose the corresponding print record. It is recommended to use this method to add makes.

Print Files

② Import Slice Files: If you have not used Creality Cloud for printing the model in the real-shot image, you can select this option to associate the print file. In the pop-up window, choose the corresponding G-code.

PS: If the print file corresponding to the makes of the model you uploaded has not been uploaded to the Creality Cloud platform, you will need to upload the print file to the platform first.

Print Files

③ Manually Enter Parameters: If you have not used Creality Cloud for printing the model in the real-shot image and do not have a print file, choose this option to manually enter the slicing parameters in the pop-up window.

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2.3.2 After entering all the necessary information, click on the "Publish" button to publish. Once the published content is approved, it will be displayed in the "Makes & Print Files" section of this model's detail page. Before approval, you can view it in the "Content" section of your profile.
PS: Please upload clear photos of prints that showcase the model's printing results. It is recommended to take photos from multiple angles to provide other users with a more accurate understanding of the actual printing effects.

III. How to Quickly Print Models Using Others' Pre-Validated Print Files?

To use pre-validated print files shared by others for quick printing on the Creality Cloud web version, follow these steps: Open Creality Cloud web version and click on the "Models" option in the navigation bar to enter the model library. In the "Discover" section, select "K1 Print Files" to enter the print files page, as shown in the image below.

print files

To find the model you want to print, click on it to enter the model detail page. On the detail page, click on the "Makes & Print Files" tab to find real-shot images that have associated print files. Please make sure that the printer displayed in the print file matches your printer model. Then, select the appropriate print file for printing.

1. Using Others' Print Files to Print Models - Step-by-Step Instructions

1.1 On the "K1 Print Files" page, find the model you want to print and click on it to enter the model detail page. Scroll down to the "Makes & Print Files" section. Here, you can find photos of prints that have associated print files and view the number of times the print file has been printed, as shown in the image below.

print files

1.2 Click on the Makes, and you will enter the details page where you can view all the photos. As shown in the image below.

print files

1.3 In the "Makes & Print Files" section, look for the print file that matches your printer model and filament type. Click on the "Print" button and select your printer. Make sure there are no other objects on the print bed, then click the "Confirm" button to start printing. As shown in the image below.

print files

print files

PS:

① If there is only one print file, simply click on the "Print" button and select the corresponding printer.

② If there are multiple print files, you can manually select each print file, click on the "Print" button, select the corresponding printer, and start the print, as shown in the image below.

print files

You can also choose to click on "Print All Files" and then select the corresponding printer to start printing, as shown in the image below.

print files

Note: If the model is a paid model, you need to purchase the model before using the print files.

Before starting cloud printing, you need to connect your printing device to the network and bind it.

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How to Upload Print Files (G-code) and Quickly Print Models Using Others' Print Files - Web Version