nanoDLP

Sorry I wasn't more clear in my suggestion. I think the feature request is not to add the capability to create the variable sliced file within nanoDLP.

The feature request is to give nanoDLP layer by layer control, perhaps through a table (in the Autodesk Ember's case, it appears that they use a spreadsheet .csv file). This table could contain layer height, cure time, perhaps even turn pixel dimming on/off, etc. for each layer.

I would assume that this feature would only work with an external (i.e. not nanoDLP's) slicer, so let's assume that the user would need to provide either .SLC, .SVG, or .PNG files (i.e. it won't work with .STL files).

What I propose is for nanoDLP to be able to import a table (.txt, .csv, or some other easily editable format) that details how to handle each and every layer, with columns for:
Layer Ignore (yes or no)
Layer Height (e.g. 10-100 microns)
Cure Time (seconds)
Pixel Dimming (on or off)

So, if I have a print that is 300 layers tall, I would like to import a table that has 300 rows, with values for each column. nanoDLP would be able to read this table file and print it accordingly. Does that make sense? Thanks!

Awesome, thanks Shahin!

You can try new features on the beta version which could handle the requested feature.
I am talking about [[PixDiff]] [[LayerSkip Value]] [[SkippedLayers]] keywords. In combination with dynamic curing.