We hope you'll all continue to share your expertise with us and other MakerBot users for many years to come. Thanks for your contributions over the past few years to the MakerBot wiki. Requests for help and questions about MakerBot products should, as always, be sent to moc.tobrekam|troppus#moc.tobrekam|troppus. You may see some short periods of downtime as we finish moving this content.Īn archive of forum discussions will be available, but users seeking discussion with the incredibly knowledgable MakerBot community should head over to the MakerBot Operators Google Group. An archived version of the wiki as it stands today will be available at /support/archive and more former wiki content will be available at /support, which already hosts PDFs of some of the most useful Thing-O-Matic and Cupcake documentation. What that means is that, as of December 31st, the MakerBot wiki will no longer be available at this address.
Instead of continuing to maintain two separate sites, we're going to consolidate them. The MakerBot wiki has served us well, but lately we've seen an increase in spam and a decline in community activity. The end result is that a Polargraph rocking a vector graphic importer should be able to draw arbitrary shapes, without the need to draw scribbly bits. Here’s one thing we're doing to help: on December 31, as we close out the year, we will also turn off the lights at . The MakerBot Unicorn has several software toolpaths that take vector graphics to GCode for printing through ReplicatorG. As we welcome thousands more MakerBot owners and users into the MakerBot family, we want to make sure that everyone always has the best information regarding our company and products, and that it's easily accessible. Over the past three amazing years, MakerBot owners and enthusiasts around the world have shared knowledge with us and with each other.
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