Testing the B9Creator slicer

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The B9C slicer performs well, as I confirmed with version 1.4. It excels in handling millions of faces, including intersecting ones. To test this, I utilized a scenario featuring objects with minimal height differences. The STL was designed for 50.8 micron layers, consisting of sets of cylinders, pentagonal extrusions, and hexagonal extrusions with incremental heights. Upon slicing, each object's "roof" should appear on consecutive layers. As expected, the B9J files verified this outcome. To view this effect visually without printing, open the "_printable" version of the STL, which has a 5 mm base height. Alternatively, you can check within a B9J file in "Main Menu"/"Edit". The print settings are set at 50.8 micron z and 50 micron xy. However, printing is not necessary to test the slicer; simply inspect the last layers of a B9J file.