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- Generate a *job.gwl file - this will tell NanoWrite the order of operations and which files to reference
- The example uses 1_2_3_job.gwl and is stored in the master folder. The gwl file can be created in a text editor (by changing .txt to .gwl or similar) and the content should be formatted as follows:
NewStructure NewStructure NewStructure |
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- In this example, we are printing in positions 4, 5, and 6 on the Multi-DiLL holder.
- NewStructure: Tells NanoWrite to begin a new printerprint
- SamplePosition: Tells NanoWrite which position in the sample holder to print
- Wait: Waits for an integer number of seconds to allow the resin to settle after the lens has approached
- MessageOut: Displays text to indicate a new job has started
- include: Opens the build files from the included path
- You may test your gwl file by opening it in DeScribe to verify the paths are correct. Generate a 3D preview (F5) and ensure there are no errors.
- Note: DeScribe will render all models on top of one another. This is normal behavior, as seen below:
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