@olli-rita you can print to sdcard, there is a guide for that on these forums

@olli-rita If you print from usb, it sends one line of code at a time. Shutting down MC in the middle of a print would obviously interrupt the one line of code per layer.

@pverdin It should dump when you clear the bed. But it should stay there while it is still on the bed in case you want to modify it or reprint it.

If it is sliced and you want to modify it again or even move its position, you can drag a primitive over to it. Just delete the primitive. I do this when I am printing on Garolite, so that I can use different areas of the bed each cycle.

@pverdin I was asking because I think MC is storing it in ram so that it can access it faster during it's calculations.

@cpat The controls should be the same from Mac to Windows, but I cannot confirm this as I only have access to Windows and Linux versions.

@pverdin If you press the "Clear Bed" option, see if this releases the memory.

Is the memory released when you close Mattercontrol?

I am normally in Linux, so I booted Windows to try this. I added hardware as "Other" and then sub category to "Other". I cancelled out of the connect printer. Next you have to add the printer tab on the right. Scroll down, you will have to add the bed size, print center and shape. All of these settings must match your printer, but you can get these settings from your other computer. You can adjust the Gcode manually however you want. I have to do this because I run Duet electronics instead of the Azteeg boards. I use gcode programming instead of Marlin.

After you have that setup, you can export away.

@sperman I will load up Mattercontrol in a VM and backstep what I did. MatterControl is a slicing program, not tied to any particular printer. You can manually input the parameters. I'm not sure who you spoke to, in the future, ask for Taylor.

@pthardy2 depends on your printer. There should be a label on the back of the D frame near the top.