<p>It seems <strong>Creality</strong> provides a modified version of <strong>Cura 4.8.2</strong> for the <strong>CR30</strong>: <a href="https://www.creality.com/pages/download-cr-30-3d-printer" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Creality Download</a> ; <strong>BlackBelt</strong> does the same, another modified version of Cura 3.6.2: <a href="https://blackbelt-3d.com/download-area/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Blackbelt Download</a>.</p>
<p>The current version of <strong>Cura</strong> (5.x) does not limit the area in size, but it seems very difficult to use it like that for belt printers (eg printing the same object many times), so you have to use a dedicated slicer.</p>
<p>Some possible tricks: printing the same object many times could require a simple edit/processing of the gcode, plz ask for this because it's another question.</p>

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@Trish: thank you for editing with more accurate infos.
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Valery S.
<p>I know this is an old post but I use <a href="https://www.ideamaker.io/ideamaker-beta-testing-for-belt-3DPrinter.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">IdeaMaker</a></p>

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The link is [ideaMaker for Belt 3D Printer](https://www.ideamaker.io/ideamaker-beta-testing-for-belt-3DPrinter.html) so it *does* seem to answer the question, just not very descriptively. Could you [edit] and expand upon your answer a bit?
Greenonline
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Mearman
<p><a href="https://grid.space/kiri/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Kiri:Moto</a> also supports belt printers.</p>

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Hi and thank you for leaving an answer. Your answer is marked by the system to be a "Low answer quality score" answer. Could you please expand on your answer, e.g. is this solely an online slicer, or, how to enable belt mode, etc. I'd vote for such an expanded answer! Thanks!
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<p>I think most slicers don't distinguish printers based on if they have belts or delta configuration, etc.  The slicer generates gcode, and the firmware on the printer translates the gcode into actuator motions specific to that printer to perform the gcode.</p>
<p>The difference slicers generally care about is if it is a FFF printer that extrudes a bead or a resin printer that solidifies liquid.   Many other 3d printing methods exist, but those to are the most common ones supported by most of the open slicers.</p>

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Modern belt printers are all at weird angles (15, 30, 45, etc) for the belt, necessitating special slicer support.
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<p>What slicers have support for belt printers like the CR-30?  Or what slicers can have an add-on, plugin, or extension added to them to support it (from a user level, not a dev level).</p>
<p>I found more total slicers than I expected, since I was only expecting 3 (Cura, PrusaSlicer, Simplify3d).  Surely that means I'm missing out on more, if there are already so many different slicers.</p>
<ul>
<li>Creality Slicer - Comes from the OEM of the printer</li>
<li>Blackbelt Cura - Everyone who mentions it says don't use it because it's old</li>
<li>Raise3d Ideamaker - Seems to be based on Flashforge's slicer, has some interesting features too.  Not as configurable as Slic3r or PrusaSlicer though.</li>
</ul>

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[Somewhat Related](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/14923/what-effects-does-the-non-carthesian-coordinate-system-have-on-the-part-design-p) due to the explanation of the odd coordinate system in the Opener.
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What slicers have support for belt printers, or could have support added via a plugin?
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# What slicers have support for belt printers, or could have support added via a plugin?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-08-08)

What slicers have support for belt printers like the CR-30? Or what slicers can have an add-on, plugin, or extension added to them to support it (from a user level, not a dev level).

I found more total slicers than I expected, since I was only expecting 3 (Cura, PrusaSlicer, Simplify3d). Surely that means I'm missing out on more, if there are already so many different slicers.

* Creality Slicer - Comes from the OEM of the printer
* Blackbelt Cura - Everyone who mentions it says don't use it because it's old
* Raise3d Ideamaker - Seems to be based on Flashforge's slicer, has some interesting features too. Not as configurable as Slic3r or PrusaSlicer though.

**Tags:** slicing, belt-printer
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: [Somewhat Related](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/14923/what-effects-does-the-non-carthesian-coordinate-system-have-on-the-part-design-p) due to the explanation of the odd coordinate system in the Opener.  

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2022-09-08. Score: 3

It seems **Creality** provides a modified version of **Cura 4.8.2** for the **CR30**: [Creality Download](https://www.creality.com/pages/download-cr-30-3d-printer) ; **BlackBelt** does the same, another modified version of Cura 3.6.2: [Blackbelt Download](https://blackbelt-3d.com/download-area/).

The current version of **Cura** (5.x) does not limit the area in size, but it seems very difficult to use it like that for belt printers (eg printing the same object many times), so you have to use a dedicated slicer.

Some possible tricks: printing the same object many times could require a simple edit/processing of the gcode, plz ask for this because it's another question.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: @Trish: thank you for editing with more accurate infos.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2024-04-22. Score: 2

I know this is an old post but I use [IdeaMaker](https://www.ideamaker.io/ideamaker-beta-testing-for-belt-3DPrinter.html)

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: The link is [ideaMaker for Belt 3D Printer](https://www.ideamaker.io/ideamaker-beta-testing-for-belt-3DPrinter.html) so it *does* seem to answer the question, just not very descriptively. Could you [edit] and expand upon your answer a bit?  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2024-07-31. Score: 0

[Kiri:Moto](https://grid.space/kiri/) also supports belt printers.

> **Comments:**
> **username_6**: Hi and thank you for leaving an answer. Your answer is marked by the system to be a "Low answer quality score" answer. Could you please expand on your answer, e.g. is this solely an online slicer, or, how to enable belt mode, etc. I'd vote for such an expanded answer! Thanks!  

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### Answer by username_7 on 2022-08-09. Score: -1

I think most slicers don't distinguish printers based on if they have belts or delta configuration, etc. The slicer generates gcode, and the firmware on the printer translates the gcode into actuator motions specific to that printer to perform the gcode.

The difference slicers generally care about is if it is a FFF printer that extrudes a bead or a resin printer that solidifies liquid. Many other 3d printing methods exist, but those to are the most common ones supported by most of the open slicers.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Modern belt printers are all at weird angles (15, 30, 45, etc) for the belt, necessitating special slicer support.  

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