# Workflows

The Prusa Open-Access knowledge base is organised around workflow scenarios that would require modifying hardware and g-code. The workflows are divided into two segments:

**Materials, with a list of thermoplastics that are available on the market, their traits, and various hardware, software and troubleshooting links to them.**

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MR3Rtn0fqD2lV6-9cVG" %}
[Materials Experimentation](/next-lab/3d-printing/open-access-printers/prusa-open-access/case-studies/materials-experimentation.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

**G-code experimentation, with links to case studies such as DeFextiles. These generally manipulate g-code to generate movements and extrusions that aren't typically achievable with a regular slicer.**

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MRIrQHDWNXUetj9m0Qn" %}
[Experimental Techniques](/next-lab/3d-printing/open-access-printers/prusa-open-access/case-studies/g-code-experimentation.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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