CHITUBOX software is compatible with most LCD and DLP 3D printers, including brands like Anycubic, Phrozen, Elegoo, and Flashforge. For more specific models, check the support list on the official CHITUBOX website.

The Lite configuration is suitable for lightweight models such as Wax-up. The Middle version is recommended for temporary crowns or medium-sized models. The Heavy version is designed for larger models or those requiring heavy support, such as Cast.

No. Each 3D printer has a specific format for output files. For example, ZIG3D uses the .CTB format. You must ensure that the software's output format is compatible with your device's firmware.

It is not recommended. Installing multiple versions simultaneously may cause conflicts in configurations and system file paths. It’s best to have only one active version of the software on your system.

After running the FlashDLP software and importing the 3D model, select the "Import" option from the support settings section and load the appropriate Lite, Middle, or Heavy support file.

Yes. After importing the configuration file, you can manually adjust support parameters such as height, thickness, column spacing, and more, then save it as a new profile.

First, make sure to check the software description section on the ZIG website to ensure you have downloaded the correct version for your device. If there is any incompatibility, contact ZIG support or the manufacturer for assistance.

Only upgrade when the device manufacturer or ZIG Group has confirmed and announced the new version. Otherwise, upgrading may cause incompatibility or malfunctioning of the printer's firmware.

Minimum requirements: Windows 10, 4GB RAM, at least 5GB of free space, graphics card compatible with OpenGL 3.3. Recommended: 8GB RAM and a dedicated graphics card for smoother performance.

In CHITUBOX and FlashDLP, you can export configuration files separately and save them on your system. Before installing a new version, make sure to back up all support and resin profiles.