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cdis6464

FWIW, in Windows, S3D stores all settings in the system registry, not on the filesystem.

Linux must have some tool to spy on system API calls (like Sysinternals' ProcMon in Windows). If so, you could use that to see what files S3D tries (and fails) to read at startup.

cdis6464

Thanks, I've gone through that guide before but somehow forgot about dense supports. Will definitely use them the next time I print.

cdis6464

Yep, I've learned now to restart S3D after making significant changes to my processes, but I've lost many hours of progress tweaking settings in the beginning and will surely lose more in the future from unforeseen crashes/BSODs. IMHO, this is a serious design flaw and, hopefully, the devs change it...

cdis6464

Hi guys, S3D does not save any of my settings until I close the program. This means that I can spend hours tweaking my processes, add quality presets, update printer profiles, etc, and if I do not exit S3D all these changes will be gone. That means any crash / BSOD = hours of tweaking lost. Is there...

cdis6464

Hi guys, Using 'Center and Arrange', if my model is too big on the X axis, S3D will tell me that the arrangement could not be performed. However if my model is too big on the Y axis, it will happily place it at Y=0 completely ignoring that the model is exceeding my Y Max for my printer. Same thing w...

cdis6464

Hi guys, I'm printing what is essentially a sphere using PLA on a Robo R1+. The bottom part of it, which is in contact with support material, comes out rather bad. img.JPG The outermost perimeter of each layer doesn't really adhere to anything at first, and comes out wavy and disjointed from the mid...

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Re: Profiles and settings under the Linux version

Re: Any advice on improving overhangs?

Re: Settings not saved until program closed

Settings not saved until program closed

Center and Arrange ignoring model too big on Y and Z axes

Any advice on improving overhangs?