cadloop Slicer

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• check

  Compile a script without evaluating geometry. Fast syntax and reference check. Returns errors, warnings and any ECHO output.

• check_bed_fit

  Compare an STL's footprint against the machine profile's printable area before slicing. The slicer will happily emit out-of-bounds G-code without complaining, so this is worth doing first. machine_profile defaults to the stored machine record, set up once by setup_printer. Pass it explicitly to check against a different printer. A stored printer that no longer matches the disk is refused here rather than used, because answering from a cached bed is how a part that does not fit gets told that it does. Rotating 45 degrees in Z is checked too, since a part that misses the bed square-on often fi…

• echo

  Evaluate a script and return only its ECHO output. Use this to read computed values out of a model without paying for a mesh render.

• extract_gcode

  Pull the raw G-code for a plate out of a .gcode.3mf. Creality printers generally want a plain .gcode file, unlike Bambu machines which take the archive directly.

• list_files

  List files in the workspace matching a glob pattern.

• list_profiles

  Find machine, process and filament profiles. kind is machine, process, filament or all. query filters on the profile name, case-insensitive.

• machine_info

  The printer this workspace is set up for, and whether it is still current. Returns ok: null when setup has never run.

• make_printable

  Take a model to files this printer can run, in one call. Renders each part, checks it against the bed, packs what fits onto as few plates as it can, slices them, and proves every printed feature lands on the bed. Reports what it arranged for you and what wants a human. Never edits the model: a part that cannot print as designed is reported, not altered.

• measure

  Render to a throwaway STL and report bounding box, size, volume and triangle count. Use it to check a part fits the print bed.

• model_info

  Report what the slicer sees in a model or project file without slicing it. Uses --info.

• openscad_info

  Report the OpenSCAD binary, its version, and the workspace directory.

• preview

  Render a PNG of the model and return it as an image. camera is OpenSCAD's own string. Seven numbers are gimbal style, translate x,y,z then rotate x,y,z then distance, for example "0,0,0,55,0,25,400". Six numbers are eye x,y,z then centre x,y,z. Leave it unset and viewall frames the object automatically. projection is "o" for orthogonal or "p" for perspective. Set full_render to evaluate the real geometry rather than the preview approximation. It is slower but shows what will export.

• read_file

  Read a text file from the workspace.

• render

  Render a script to a file in the workspace. The format is taken from the output extension: stl, off, amf, 3mf, dxf, svg, csg, png. Returns the manifold report OpenSCAD prints (simple, volumes, facets), plus bounding box and volume when the output is an STL. A png output keeps the picture instead of handing it back, which is what preview does. Use render when the image is the artefact — a before and after pair, a figure for a page — and preview when you only want to look. The view options below apply to png alone and mean what they mean in preview: camera is OpenSCAD's own string, seven numbe…

• setup_printer

  Work out which printer this is for, once, and remember it. Reads what your slicer is already configured with, resolves it to a profile triple, proves the combination by slicing a 20mm cube, and stores the result. Every other tool then works without profile arguments. Pass printer, filament or process only to override what is configured, or when nothing is; each overrides that field alone, and the rest still come from your slicer's own settings. Reports the printer, the quality and the filament it settled on, and stores nothing at all unless the test slice succeeded.

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Aug 4, 2026 (2 months ago)

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io.github.richardofortune/cadloop-slicer

Version

0.1.0

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Packages

pypi cadloop

License

MIT

Repository

github.com/richardofortune/cadloop

Website

github.com/richardofortune/cadloop

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 24, 2026

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