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The Zero G documentation will give you a start building your project, learning all about 3D printing and more!
On this website you’ll find all sorts of information, , , , , and more!
Currently we’re working on instructions for two of our projects. Our projects are Mercury One.1 and Hydra.
The documentation is still a work in progress so keep in mind it’s not complete.
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The step files for Hydra and Mercury One.1 are now available.
Find them in the menu: Manual → Mercury One.1 OR Hydra → Files. There is a section called “Step files”.
What does this mean and why did you choose for this instead of GPL3?
What does this mean?
Why did you choose this license?
I want to protect our project from others taking advantage of our files and community members.
The license still allows you to do the following:
Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material
We’re not using a GPL3 license like most other open source projects. Our work is licensed under a
Read more about the license here .
Yes, Share and Adapt come with terms and you can read those .