PrusaSlicer-NonPlainar/resources/data/hints.ini

# THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS DATA FOR HINTS NOTIFICATIONS
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# Each notification is divided by 
# [hint:*name of notification*]
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# Each notification MUST have text var in format:
# text = Headline of hint\nBody of hint.
# Headline is divided by new line (\n) from body.
# Headline is automaticaly printed as Bold.
# Body can contain bold marks: <b>text to be bold</b> (currently rendered as diffenert color, not bold due to font limitations)
# Body can contain hypertext: <a>hypertext text</a>
# Hypertext must be max one per notification and must be closed by </a>
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# Notification can have documentation link:
# documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/name-of-article
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# If notification contains hypertext, it needs to be specified by hypertext_type var.
# each type needs to be supported with one or more additional vars.
# These types are possible:
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# Settings highlight (like search feature)
# hypertext_type = settings
# hypertext_settings_opt = name_of_settings (hover over settings value and copy last line of hover text)
# hypertext_settings_type = 1 (1 - 5 according to settings tab - to be channged to name of tabs instead of numbers)
# hypertext_settings_category = Infill (name of panel - written on left in settings)
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# Plater top toolbar highlight
# hypertext_type = plater
# hypertext_plater_item = nameofbutton (internal name of GLToolbar items)
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# Plater gizmos (left) toolbar highlight
# hypertext_type = gizmo
# hypertext_gizmo_item = name (name of svg icon of gizmo in resources without .svg suffix)
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# Open preferences (might add item to highlight)
# hypertext_type = preferences
# hypertext_preferences_page = 0 (values 0-2 according to prefernces tab to be opened)
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# Open gallery (no aditional var)
# hypertext_type = gallery
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# Each notification can have disabled and preferred modes and techs - divided by ; 
# preferred_mode = simple
# disabled_mode = advanced; expert
# preferred_tech = SLA
# disabled_tech = FFF; MMU 
# Algorithm shows hint only if in preffered mode / tech.
# Algorithm shows hint only if not in disabled mode / tech.
# if there are both disabled and preferred, only preferred that are not in disabled are valid.


[hint:Perspective camera]
text = Perspective camera\nDid you know that you can use the <b>K</b> key to quickly switch between an orthographic and perspective camera?

[hint:Camera Views]
text = Camera Views\nDid you know that you can use the number keys <b>0-6</b> to quickly switch between predefined camera angles?

[hint:Place on face]
text = Place on face\nDid you know that you can quickly orient a model so that one of its faces sits on the print bed? Select the<a>Place on face</a>function or press the <b>F</b> key.
hypertext_type = gizmo
hypertext_gizmo_item = place

[hint:Set number of instances]
text = Set number of instances\nDid you know that you can right-click a model and set an exact number of instances instead of copy-pasting it several times?

[hint:Combine infill]
text = Combine infill\nDid you know that you can print the infill with a higher layer height compared to perimeters to save print time using the setting<a>Combine infill every.</a>
hypertext_type = settings
hypertext_settings_opt = infill_every_layers
hypertext_settings_type = 1
hypertext_settings_category = Infill
disabled_modes = SLA; simple

[hint:Hiding sidebar]
text = Hiding sidebar\nDid you know that you can hide the right sidebar using the shortcut <b>Shift+Tab</b>? You can also enable the icon for this from the<a>Preferences.</a>
hypertext_type = preferences
hypertext_preferences_page = 2

[hint:Variable layer height]
text = Variable layer height\nDid you know that you can print different regions of your model with a different layer height and smooth the transitions between them? Try the<a>Variable layer height tool.</a>(Not available for SLA printers.)
hypertext_type = plater
hypertext_plater_item = layersediting
disabled_modes = SLA

[hint:Undo/redo history]
text = Undo/redo history\nDid you know that you can right-click the<a>undo/redo arrows</a>to see the history of changes and to undo or redo several actions at once?
hypertext_type = plater
hypertext_plater_item = undo

[hint:Auto-arrange settings]
text = Auto-arrange settings\nDid you know that you can right-click the<a>auto-arrange icon</a>to adjust the size of the gap between objects and to allow automatic rotations?
hypertext_type = plater
hypertext_plater_item = arrange

[hint:Reload from disk]
text = Reload from disk\nDid you know that if you created a newer version of your model, you can simply reload it in PrusaSlicer? Right-click the model in the 3D view and choose Reload from disk. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/reload-from-disk_120427

[hint:Different layer height for each model]
text = Different layer height for each model\nDid you know that you can print each model on the plater with a different layer height? Right-click the model in the 3D view, choose Layers and Perimeters and adjust the values in the right panel. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/per-model-settings_1674

[hint:Solid infill threshold area]
text = Solid infill threshold area\nDid you know that you can make parts of your model with a small cross-section be filled with solid infill automatically? Set the<a>Solid infill threshold area.</a>(Expert mode only.)
hypertext_type = settings
hypertext_settings_opt = solid_infill_below_area
hypertext_settings_type = 1
hypertext_settings_category = Infill  
disabled_modes = SLA; simple; advanced

[hint:Search functionality]
text = Search functionality\n Did you know that you use the<a>Search</a>tool to quickly find a specific PrusaSlicer setting? Or use the familiar shortcut <b>Ctrl+F</b>.
hypertext_type = plater
hypertext_plater_item = search

[hint:Box selection]
text = Box selection\nDid you know that you can do a box selection with Shift+Mouse drag? You can also box-deselect objects with <b>Alt+Mouse drag</b>.
 
[hint:Zoom on selected objects or on all objects if none selected]
text =Zoom on selected objects or on all objects if none selected\nDid you know that you can zoom in on selected objects by pressing the <b>Z</b> key? If none are selected, the camera will zoom on all objects in the scene. 

[hint:Shapes gallery]
text = Shapes gallery\nDid you know that PrusaSlicer has a Shapes Gallery? You can use the included models as modifiers, negative volumes or as printable objects. Right-click the platter and select<a>Add Shape - Gallery.</a>
hypertext_type = gallery
disable_modes = simple

[hint:Printable toggle]
text = Printable toggle\nDid you know that you can disable the G-code generation for the selected model without having to move or delete it? Toggle the Printable property of a model from the Right-click context menu.

[hint:Mirror]
text = Mirror\nDid you know that you can mirror the selected model to create a reversed version of it? Right-click the model, select Mirror and pick the mirror axis.

[hint:PageUp / PageDown quick rotation by 45 degrees]
text = PageUp / PageDown quick rotation by 45 degrees\nDid you know that you can quickly rotate selected models by 45 degrees around the Z-axis clockwise or counter-clockwise by pressing <b>Page Up</b> or <b>Page Down</b> respectively?

[hint:Load config from G-code]
text = Load config from G-code\nDid you know that you can use File-Import Config to load print, filament and printer profiles from an existing G-code file? Similarly, you can use File-Import SL1 archive, which also lets you reconstruct 3D models from the voxel data.

[hint:Ironing]
text = Ironing\nDid you know that you can smooth top surfaces of prints using Ironing? The nozzle will run a special second infill phase at the same layer to fill in holes and flatten any lifted plastic. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a> (Requires Advanced or Expert mode.)
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/ironing_177488
disabled_modes = SLA; simple

[hint:Fuzzy skin]
text = Fuzzy skin\nDid you know that you can create rough fibre-like texture on the sides of your models using the<a>Fuzzy skin</a>feature? You can also use modifiers to apply fuzzy-skin only to a portion of your model.
hypertext_type = settings
hypertext_settings_opt = fuzzy_skin
hypertext_settings_type = 1
hypertext_settings_category = Layers and perimeters
disabled_modes = SLA

[hint:Negative volume]
text = Negative volume\nDid you know that you can subtract one mesh from another using the Negative volume modifier? That way you can, for example, create easily resizable holes directly in PrusaSlicer. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>(Requires Advanced or Expert mode.)
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/negative-volume_238503
disabled_modes = SLA; simple

[hint:Paint-on supports]
text = Paint-on supports\nDid you know that you can paint directly on the object and select areas, where supports should be enforced or blocked? Try the<a>Paint-on supports</a>feature. (Requires Advanced or Expert mode.)
hypertext_type = gizmo
hypertext_gizmo_item = fdm_supports
disabled_modes = SLA; simple

[hint:Paint-on seam]
text = Paint-on seam\nDid you know that you can paint directly on the object and select where to place the start/endpoint of each perimeter loop? Try the<a>Seam painting</a>feature. (Requires Advanced or Expert mode.)
hypertext_type = gizmo
hypertext_gizmo_item = seam
disabled_modes = SLA; simple

[hint:Insert Pause]
text = Insert Pause\nDid you know that you can schedule the print to pause at a specific layer? Right-click the layer slider in the Preview and select Add pause print (M601). This can be used to insert magnets, weights or nuts into your prints. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/insert-pause-or-custom-g-code-at-layer_120490#insert-pause-at-layer

[hint:Insert Custom G-code]
text = Insert Custom G-code\nDid you know that you can insert a custom G-code at a specific layer? Right-click the layer in the Preview and select Add custom G-code. With this function you can, for example, create a temperature tower. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/insert-pause-or-custom-g-code-at-layer_120490#insert-custom-g-code-at-layer

[hint:Configuration snapshots]
text = Configuration snapshots\nDid you know that roll back to a complete backup of all system and user profiles? You can view and move back and forth between snapshots using the Configuration - Configuration snapshots menu. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/configuration-snapshots_1776

[hint:Minimum wall thickness]
text = Minimum wall thickness\nDid you know that instead of the number of top and bottom layers, you can define the<a>Minimum shell thickness</a>in millimeters? This feature is especially useful when using the variable layer height function.
hypertext_type = settings
hypertext_settings_opt = top_solid_min_thickness
hypertext_settings_type = 1
hypertext_settings_category = Layers and perimeters
disabled_modes = SLA

[hint:Settings in non-modal window]
text = Settings in non-modal window\nDid you know that you can open the Settings in a new non-modal window? This means you can have settings open on one screen and the G-code Preview on the other. Go to the<a>Preferences</a>and select Settings in non-modal window.
hypertext_type = preferences
hypertext_preferences_page = 2

[hint:Adaptive infills]
text = Adaptive infills\nDid you know that you can use the Adaptive cubic and Support cubic infills to decrease the print time and lower the filament consumption? Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/infill-patterns_177130

[hint:Fullscreen mode]
text = Fullscreen mode\nDid you know that you can switch PrusaSlicer to fullscreen mode? Use the <b>F11</b> hotkey.

[hint:Simplify mesh]
text = Simplify mesh\nDid you know that you can reduce the number of triangles in a mesh using the Simplify mesh feature? Right-click the model and select Simplify model. Read more in the<a>documentation.</a>
hypertext_type = link
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/simplify-mesh_238941

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