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I am looking into using Autodesk's API Forge for my 3D printer.

Is there any way to customize Forge's interface?

For example, Lulzbot uses Ultimaker's Cura. Lulzbot's version of Cura is customized and it has their unique interface compared to the Cura that is on Ultimaker's website.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Forge 3D Print API offer the services for your to built your application UI, here is the summary from the documentation

The 3D Print API allows developers to add 3D print preparation capabilities, such as slicing and repairing models, to any application.It also provides an infrastructure for printer manufacturers to utilize the Forge platform so that their customers can manage their printers remotely.

The other apps you mentioned, Cura and Lulzbolt, have their own UI implementation.

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Forge's Print API has sample app demos that show some of the possibilities you have with the UI. This is one of them:

https://demos.spark.autodesk.com:3002/sample-app-print.html

Hope it helps

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