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### So, what's this Slic3r? ### So, what's this Slic3r?
Slic3r is mainly a **toolpath generator** for 3D printers: it reads 3D models (STL, OBJ, AMF) and it converts them into **G-code** instructions for 3D printers. But it does much more than that, see the [features list](#features) below. Slic3r is mainly a **toolpath generator** for 3D printers: it reads 3D models (STL, OBJ, AMF, 3MF) and it converts them into **G-code** instructions for 3D printers. But it does much more than that, see the [features list](#features) below.
Slic3r was born in **2011** within the RepRap community and thanks to its high configurability became the swiss-army knife for 3D printing. It served as a platform for experimenting several **new ideas that later became technology standards**, such as multiple extruders, brim, variable-height layers, per-object settings, modifiers, post-processing scripts, G-code macros and more. Despite being based on volunteer efforts, Slic3r is still pushing the boundaries of 3D printing. Slic3r was born in **2011** within the RepRap community and thanks to its high configurability became the swiss-army knife for 3D printing. It served as a platform for experimenting several **new ideas that later became technology standards**, such as multiple extruders, brim, variable-height layers, per-object settings, modifiers, post-processing scripts, G-code macros and more. Despite being based on volunteer efforts, Slic3r is still pushing the boundaries of 3D printing.
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(Most of these are also available in the command line interface.) (Most of these are also available in the command line interface.)
* **G-code generation** for FFF/FDM printers; * **G-code generation** for FFF/FDM printers;
* **conversion** between STL, OBJ, AMF and POV formats; * **conversion** between STL, OBJ, AMF, 3MF and POV formats;
* **auto-repair** of non-manifold meshes (and ability to re-export them); * **auto-repair** of non-manifold meshes (and ability to re-export them);
* **SVG export** of slices; * **SVG export** of slices;
* built-in **USB/serial** host controller, supporting **multiple simultaneous printers** each one with a spool queue; * built-in **USB/serial** host controller, supporting **multiple simultaneous printers** each one with a spool queue;