What is a GOO file? A GOO file is a 3D model sliced into layers for resin-based 3D printing. It is saved in the proprietary ELEGOO (GOO) format primarily used in ELEGOO 3D printing workflows from software to printers. GOO files store detailed instructions for a 3D printer, including exposure settings and layer thickness, and metadata , such as model dimensions and print time.

More Information GOO file open in ELEGOO SatelLite 1 Hobbyists, designers, and professionals who work with ELEGOO's range of resin 3D printers are the primary users of the GOO format. These users typically craft high-resolution models for applications such as miniatures, prototypes, or functional parts. The format is prevalent among users of ELEGOO resin printers like the Saturn 3 Ultra and Jupiter SE . Users generate GOO files with slicer software compatible with ELEGOO printers, most notably SatelLite. For example, the software imports a 3D model file (e.g., .STL or .OBJ ) and slices it into layers, converting it into the GOO format with all necessary printing parameters. Users can then customize settings before exporting the file in GOO format.