<AutoShowDistanceToAntagonists>true</AutoShowDistanceToAntagonists>
<AutoShowDistanceToAntagonistsEnableAdjacent>true</AutoShowDistanceToAntagonistsEnableAdjacent>
<AutoShowDistanceToAntagonistsEnableHealthyTeeth>true</AutoShowDistanceToAntagonistsEnableHealthyTeeth>I instantly want to see quickly if the occlusion is correct
<AlwaysCorrectInsertionAxis>true</AlwaysCorrectInsertionAxis> this one is important as exocad by defaut goes next step in wizard iirc, the algorithm is crap as it only calculates the margin plus less undercut. But, best insertion is few undercuts and importantly good contact points with adjacent teeth
<DefaultToothLibrary>your favorite</DefaultToothLibrary>
<AdaptApproximalBlockoutNeighborScan>true</AdaptApproximalBlockoutNeighborScan> when clicking cut adjacent teeth it won't just make the meshes make contact at the overlaps, it will make space underneath for physically possible insertion
<ExportScanInfo>true</ExportScanInfo> will keep your margin line if you need to restart your scene from scratch, for exemple you forgot a tooth in dentaldb
<ChainModeUndoRedoActive>true</ChainModeUndoRedoActive>
<BestFitAlwaysShowColors>true</BestFitAlwaysShowColors>
<MergePartsPreferLaserMelting>1</MergePartsPreferLaserMelting> no idea why it's an option, but much better if you prefer to freeform your connectors as all your construction will be one uniform mesh, otherwise the crown and connector will be two different bodies which can cause problems on some machines
<DefaultArticulatorLibrary>Artex CR</DefaultArticulatorLibrary>
<PreparationMarginAcceptImportedMarginsAutomaticallyInWizardMode>1</PreparationMarginAcceptImportedMarginsAutomaticallyInWizardMode>
<AbutmentMatchingAlwaysShowDistances>1</AbutmentMatchingAlwaysShowDistances>think it's now on by default anyways
<AttachmentInFreeformScanData>true</AttachmentInFreeformScanData> quite useful when you start using it, for exemple you can add a pontic where there is no teeth, doesn't always work well especially if there isn't enough overlapping of the meshes. I use it when doing mockup, model creation. I also substract my implant crown from the model so I don't need to make a separate gingiva and see exactly where to start my polishing.
<AttachmentInFreeformScanDataShowOptionAllowTouchAnything>true</AttachmentInFreeformScanDataShowOptionAllowTouchAnything>
<FreeformTextAttachmentsAvailable>true</FreeformTextAttachmentsAvailable>
<AttachmentInFreeformSerializeCurrentAttachment>true</AttachmentInFreeformSerializeCurrentAttachment>don't remember what it's for tbh
<FreeformTextAttachments>true</FreeformTextAttachments>
<FreeformTextAttachmentsScanData>true</FreeformTextAttachmentsScanData>
<ModelAlignmentForAnyScanType>1</ModelAlignmentForAnyScanType>I use this to set the front view (numpad 1) correctly. Will only work when the stl files are not named correctly as dentalcad doesn't know where they are in space, for exemple if your dental project is "john doe.dentalproject" and it's a crown on 37 it will try to load "john doe-LowerJaw.stl (or ply, that's prefered by the app) and "john doe-37.stl"
<ModelBuilderDefaultLibraryEntryWithMockupTeeth>plates/0WaxupModel</ModelBuilderDefaultLibraryEntryWithMockupTeeth>
<ModelBuilderTextAttachmentDefaultTextFormatString>%f %l</ModelBuilderTextAttachmentDefaultTextFormatString>first name and last name, see my naming template in dentaldb
<FreeformTextAttachmentFont>Malgun Gothic</FreeformTextAttachmentFont>
<ModelBuilderTextAttachmentFont>Tahoma</ModelBuilderTextAttachmentFont>
<ModelBuilderDefaultLibraryEntry>0bPlatelessModel/cdies</ModelBuilderDefaultLibraryEntry> I use this one when I need a die (composite by hand),and change to extra die in the model alignement menu with shift key when doing a crown of disilicate inlay
<ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAngles>true</ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAngles>
<ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAnglesByUserDefaultMaxAngle>30</ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAnglesByUserDefaultMaxAngle>you'll be able to modify your screw channel if there's not a "kill switch" in the implant config files, not complicated to change but out of scope of this thread.
A thing to know is some screws have a bit of tolerance so you can change your angle by 10°max or go further on a normal straight ti base (some don't seel them) if you're planning to use an angulated screw, just make sure they're quite compatible, for exemple some dess ti base are flat at the screw contact, and their angulated screw always iirc is slightly tapered, do a cut view.
<ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAnglesByUserDefault>true</ImplantLibraryAllowScrewChannelAnglesByUserDefault>
<FreeformEmergenceProfile>true</FreeformEmergenceProfile>that's for abutment bottoms
<VendorProductName>your lab</VendorProductName>this will show at the top of your window
<TiltProjectIsAllowedLaterDuringProjectDesign>true</TiltProjectIsAllowedLaterDuringProjectDesign>useful if you ****ed something up and don't know how to invert normals.
<PreparationMarginCutViewDisabled>true</PreparationMarginCutViewDisabled>that's the view bubble when setting the margin line, never used it <EmergenceProfileDesignDefomsCrown>false</EmergenceProfileDesignDefomsCrown>I think it keeps your design if you then set your abutment bottom way down to start of implant, it's what I do, prefer using normal freeform
