File modification for continuous printing

[mmhaus]

Hello!

I'm a recent fan of resin printing and UVtools and I've been wanted to recreate the concept of a continuous printing with a bottom liquid interface (fluorinated oil), see original paper here: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aax1562.

I'm curious if there would be any way to do two major modifications to a print file from a traditional LCD-based resin printer (I have an Anycubic Photon Mono Pro 7):

1. create an initial Z height offset which would account for the depth of fluorinated oil (e.g. 5 mm) to offset the layers by
2. to move from a layer by layer approach to a continuous printing method which would project images at set time intervals for each "layer" but with the build plate moving at a set constant speed throughout the print.

Curious if this is possible with the current built in scripts. I've tried manually editing gcode in when reformatting Anycubic files to Chitubox zip files in UVtools and then trying to reformat that into the .PWSZ file type without success. Any direction, advice, or interest would be greatly appreciated!

[sn4k3]

Not possible in any of the comercial machines, with exception of gcode printers.
You need open firmware and issue a continuous moving command.
I'm the owner of the first true gcode machine using klipper, modded by me, read here, you need this for your goal. Or wait any sane company to bring this to the table.
mSLA is locked and grounded by companies that refuses to go further and be helpfull