Creality Print to OrcaSlicer
Yes. Creality Print and OrcaSlicer share a file family, so a converted file keeps its plates, filaments, modifiers, paint and layer ranges. Settings OrcaSlicer has no match for take its defaults.
What carries over from Creality Print to OrcaSlicer?
- Plates and filaments: every plate and every filament, with no cap. Plates move onto the target's grid when the bed differs.
- Modifiers and negative volumes: kept as they were, same grammar.
- Paint: colour arrives byte for byte, and the
paint_colorattribute keeps its spelling. - Layer ranges: carried as written.
- Part settings: object names and part blocks carry, and each setting is translated key by key.
Which OrcaSlicer settings open at default?
About 161 OrcaSlicer keys get no value from a Creality Print file, for example
adaptive_pressure_advance.
Each takes the value from the printer profile you chose, or OrcaSlicer's own
default where that profile sets nothing.
Do I need to convert first?
Yes. Converting translates the settings into OrcaSlicer's keys. Then read the Notes table.
What shows in the Notes table?
Only the shared rows: Placement when a bed size is unknown, and
Settings on <object> when a part's mesh is missing. See
what a conversion cannot carry.