SeeMeCNC Rostock MAX v2 User Manual page 94

This will hand over the parts to the slicing engine and will create the G-Code required to print
your parts. In the image above, you can see that the parts have been sliced and layer #1 is being
displayed.
Along the right side of the display, you'll see a printing time estimate as well as an estimate of
how much filament will be required to print the two parts shown.
There are two "scroll" bars shown in the Layer View. The bar along the bottom will show
progress of the current layer, while the vertical bar will show layers. Using the << and >> buttons
along the bottom, you can step through the layers one at a time, or jump to a specific layer and click on
the Go button.
The Layer View will also allow you to see the layers in 3D. Just click the 3D icon at the upper
right corner of the display window to see your layers in 3D! The display can be moved around in the
same manner as that shown for the 3D View.
7 Layers in, 3D view.
The Layer View will also display other information about the printing process, such as non-
printing movement, retractions, etc. Click on the Display button to the right of the display to open up
those display options.
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