The trick is knowing which file format is best for your task. Therefore it needs to be compatible with proprietary file formats of different kinds. The list is ordered from most recommended to least.įile formats that have an * next to them require an external addon to be installed in order for Blender to use said formats for importing and exporting.īlender can be used to do just about anything 3D-related task that you can think of, but it still needs to be able to work with other applications in larger pipelines. As two different platforms are used, we need to use compatible file formats to transfer the 3D data from one application to another.īelow is a list of file formats that are suited to transferring 3D data from Blender 3D to slicing software such as Cura. The second is a form of slicing software that breaks a model down into parts so that the printing knows how to create the model best, as well as providing support structures where needed to overhanging faces. The first is the modeling software used to design the model itself, defining the size, thickness and appearance.
3D printing requires the use of two different kinds of software.
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