Editing a file

Click a value, type a new one, and press Enter. Your original file is not touched. You download an edited copy when you are done.

What can I change?

• Any print setting or metadata field, in the <metadata> element the 3MF Core Specification defines.
• The file name, from the header.
• Files inside the archive, from the Raw tab.
• The whole profile, with Convert.

Why is a value amber or red?

Amber means the value works but is spelled oddly, like 15 without its %. Red means the slicer reads a different number or the value is out of range. Hover the value to see why. Press Enter on it to fix the spelling.

How do I undo a change?

Open the tab named after your file. Each change has a Revert button, and you can revert them in any order. Revert all restores the original. It asks first: the button turns into Yes, revert all, and a second click reverts. Press Escape or click anywhere else to keep your changes.

How do I read a tooltip on a phone?

Hold your finger on a button for half a second, and its tooltip shows. Moving your finger cancels it, and the button does not fire.

How do I save?

Click Download 3MF under the change list. The copy is named yourfile_modified.3mf.

Do changes survive closing the tab?

Yes. The change list is saved with the file in your browser.