diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index f3646f4..5044547 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ NOTE: 1. Copy the [`FastSQV.py` file](superslicer/FastSQV.py) from the repository's superslicer folder in a folder on your computer where superslicer runs. Put it in a folder without any space. 1. Install Python (if you are using Windows, don't install python from the Microsoft Store, it won't work) 1. Reference the post processing script into your superslicer configuration. Eg. for Windows: - ![superslicer_config](docs/superslicer_config.png) + ![superslicer_config](docs/superslicer_config.PNG) 1. Run your slicing as usual and export or upload the file to your printer. If everything works as ecpected, you'll see a black terminal window poping up (that is the script running). # How to validates that it works well @@ -46,4 +46,4 @@ NOTE: If you open the gcode file after postprocessing, you should find references to `_USE_INFILL_SQV`, `_USE_NORMAL_SQV`, and other macro commands. # Credits -Thanks to RomRider who make the klipper-FastGyroidInfill post-processing script which this script is heavily based on. All of the original code is thanks to this guy's work and dedication, and I added several more lines to the script. \ No newline at end of file +Thanks to RomRider who make the klipper-FastGyroidInfill post-processing script which this script is heavily based on. All of the original code is thanks to this guy's work and dedication, and I added several more lines to the script.