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  • How can I get involved?
  • Where does the name come from?

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Is Kiri:Moto free? Open Source?

Entirely.

The source code is on if you want to install and run it yourself. It is available under the license, which is one of the most liberal in terms of allowing you to do what you want with the code without restriction.

Multiple live (including current development branches) are served free of charge and free of ads on .

How does it compare to other slicers?

It has similar capabilities to other 3D printing slicers like Cura, Simplify3D, and PrusaSlicer.

It is very different in several important ways:

  • There is no software to install or maintain. It's just a web page.

  • As a web app, it runs in a security sandbox and cannot access data on your hard drive

  • It offers several modes of operation for most of the common maker tools, like CNC mills

  • It is updated quite frequently (several times a week) with bug fixes and new features

What language is it written in?

It is almost entirely Javascript. There are a few minor modules compiled into WASM for performance.

What file types are supported?

What if my printer isn't supported?

You can either find a device close to yours and "customize" it in the device dialog. Or you can import a PrusaSlicer .ini file and it will auto-convert into Device + Profile settings. Caveat: macro logic is not automatically converted.

How can I get involved?

Where does the name come from?

Kiri comes from Kiri-e, which is the Japanese art of paper-cutting. Moto is short for "modeling tool".

, , and files are supported for 3D part import. files import and auto-convert into 3D models. files are supported for 2D image to 3D model conversion.

Start with the discussions. If you want to get involved with Kiri:Moto development, download the and join the Discord .

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