Kiri:Moto UI Redesign Features

What is the primary goal of the Kiri:Moto UI redesign?

• To simplify the interface by removing advanced features.

• To make available functionalities more explicit and organized.

• To integrate more third-party plugins.

• To change the default 3D printing view.

Which of the following is NOT a new device type explicitly called out in the updated Kiri:Moto interface?

• Laser

• Waterjet

• Plasma Cutter

• Drag Knife

How has the device dialog been improved in the new Kiri:Moto UI?

• It now supports more complex G-code macros.

• It allows for direct connection to physical devices.

• It is clearer and cleaner for selecting and editing devices.

• It automatically detects connected 3D printers.

What functionality allows users to immediately see the effect of changes like shell count in Kiri:Moto?

• The 'Export' feature.

• The 'Preview' feature after slicing.

• The 'Objects' panel.

• The 'Setup' menu.

What is a key feature of the new UI regarding settings panels like 'Shells' and 'Support'?

• They are now hidden by default to reduce clutter.

• They can be collapsed and expanded for better organization.

• They have been merged into a single 'Advanced Settings' panel.

• They offer fewer adjustable parameters than before.

Which of the following actions can be performed using the object view controls in Kiri:Moto?

• Changing the print speed.

• Adjusting the nozzle temperature.

• Changing the camera's focal point.

• Modifying the layer height.

What new feature simplifies placing an object's face flat on the print bed?

• An automated 'Auto-Orient' button.

• A dedicated 'Lay Flat' tool.

• Manual rotation using XYZ coordinates.

• Importing objects with pre-defined orientations.

In CNC mode, where has the operation list been relocated in the new UI?

• To the bottom of the screen.

• To the top toolbar.

• To the right side of the screen.

• It has been integrated into the main settings panel.

What significant new development is available for Kiri:Moto users regarding its installation?

• It can now only be run as a web application.

• It offers desktop builds for local installation.

• It requires a constant internet connection to function.

• It is exclusively available on mobile devices.

Where can users find and download the desktop builds for Kiri:Moto?

• On the official Kiri:Moto website's main page.

• Through the 'Help' menu within the application.

• On the GridSpace GitHub page under the 'Releases' tab.

• By contacting Kiri:Moto support directly.