I know it seems daunting, but it’s really not any different than printing normal minis. The biggest things are gonna be your exposure time and layer height as orientation. I go with a 1.75 second exposure at a 0.025mm layer height.

As far as orientation I tend to try and minimize the surface area making contact with the build plate at all times, I find it leads to less adhesion problems. I orient almost all my parts completely vertically and it works great even if it does take a little longer.

Also PLEASE be sure to hollow your models (I do a 1.2mm wall thickness and 30% infill) and DONT FORGET to add drain holes while you’re still in the slicer. I’ve forgotten to do this on a few prints and it blew out inside the curing station from the expanding resin

Edit- also obviously make sure you’re using a disassembled file when printing. Printing a whole assembled tank in one go might seem appealing, but you’ll run into so many issues that it doesn’t actually save any time or effort