User's Manual

Using Objet Studio
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Save Tray As…
Inadditiontosavingthetrayasanobjtffile,forproducingitwithan
Connex3‐Dprinter,youcansaveagroupofobjectspositionedonthetray
asanstlfile.Youcanthenusethisfileasanyotherstlfile,bothinObjet
Studioandinotherapplications.Yo
ucanalsodisplayth
isandotherstlfiles
as“floating”objects,withoutthebuildtray.Thisisusefulforinspecting
objectsfromeveryangle.
To save the build tray as an stl object:
1. FromtheFilemenu,selectSave Tray As…
Figure 5-65: Save As dialog box
2. Atthetopofthedialogbox,selecttheappropriatefolder.
3. Atthebottomofthedialogbox,enterafilename.
4. OpentheSaveastypepull‐downmenu,andselect
STL Files (*.stl).
5. Click
Save.
To display stl files without the build tray:
1. FromtheFilemenu,selectOpen Tray.
2. IntheOpendialogbox,opentheFilesoftypepull‐downmenu,and
select
STL Files (*.stl).
3. Click
Open.
Athree‐dimensionalimageofthefileisdisplayed.Youcanusemanyof
theObjetStudiotoolstomanipulatetheimageonthescreen.