Customizable Bed Level Test (Rectangular)

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**The Customizer doesn't work in chrome (at least for me)! It seems to work fine in Firefox.** If your print bed is squared, checkout the squared version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4579303 ## How To This is a highly customizable bed level test. For a quick test of your liking, follow these steps: 1. Set the **x max** to the size of your print area. 1. Set the **y max** to the size of your print area. 1. Adjust the ** smallest scale** to your liking (0 = no smallest square, 1= only outer square) 1. Set the **line_height** to your layer height. 1. Set the **line_width** to your nozzle_size. 3. Do additional modifications, if you feel like it! 4. Print it and adjust your bed accordingly. ## Options Overview ### x_max (100) Defines the outer x size of the biggest rectangle. Adjust this to match your build area. ### y_max (50) Defines the outer y size of the biggest rectangle. Adjust this to match your build area. ### smallest_scale (0.1) Defines the relative scale of the most inner rectangle. Set it to a value between 0.0 and 1.0. When set to 0 no inner rectangle will be visible. When set to 1.0 only the most outer rectangle will be visible. ### additional_rects (2) Defines how many rectangles will be drawn inbetween the first and the last. ### line_width (0.4) Defines the width of a single line of the printer. This should match your nozzle's diameter. The total width of a rectangle is defined as *line_width\*line_count*. ### line_count (4) Defines the amount of lines used for one rectangle. The total width of a rectangle is defined as *line_width\*line_count*. ### line_height (0.2) This should match your desired layer height. **If this is more than the layer height, the slicer might create multiple layers for the print!** ### star_count (2) The mirrored count of the star stripes. When inspecting a single side, the side has *n=star_count+1* stripes attatched to it. ### star_start_rotation (0) Defines the start rotation of the star_counts. **Only useful, if your star count is 1 and you want to rotate the 4 start lines!** I hope you find it helpful! Best regards, ukmasmu