It would be nice to have what CURA does - there is an icon next to the parameter that you changed. As long as you don't save your changes you can click on that "swirlie" icon and get the original value for that parameter back. Also, when you create a new profile, CURA will show you what changed from...

Since it has been 17 months since their last release, I am thinking that S3D is now vaporware. It doesn't currently integrate with Octoprint, or Duet except with clumsy curl scripts, lacks some basic features (much spoken about elsewhere) and really has some very old bugs never fixed (can you PLEASE...

I too will raise my hand. There are times when I do not want a wider trace, I want more material. Yeah, usually this is a mechanical adjustment, you can dork for two hours and 30m of filament to get that perfect height for a particular filament or you can up the extrusion multiple a bit in 5 seconds...

I want to explain my stance on the "whiners" some of you are talking about. First of all, I have nothing against the developers of the product. I love the product. What I do see time after time after time is promises that are not delivered, empty marketing content and all other kinds of things I am...

I do all the time. Works great, and fast. CURA runs like a dog on my i3 with 16GB of RAM, S3D runs as fast as it does on my "bigger" machines.

DLC

Windows 10 Home S3D 4.1.2 RepRap using Marlin 1.1.8 firmware configured for two extruders, one nozzle. Cyclops dual-filament, single nozzle This combo works awesome, no need for any custom scripts. But If I have a model, where 2/3 of the way up I switch from extruder 1 to extruder 0, the extruder te...

January 2020, this bug is still here. I just ran across it using two processes to, one for each extruder, which switch extruders part way up the part. Only the very first temperature is set, I have to manually change it. I will be adding some script work to properly do this. Hopefully the 5.0 releas...

Maybe I am a little late with my sentiment, but I too agree with Doug. I probably would have given up on 3D printing if all that I initially had to work with were the free slicers. Lest anyone need reminding, they don't have manuals either (I still want a manual S3D!) With S3D as my start-up slicer ...

That did help to refresh my memory about processes. When using the dual color tool however, they confuse the issue by grouping dual-color objects in the "models" window, and giving that group a name, and grouping processes in the Process window, and allowing you to assign those names. But, although ...

I have fiddled for over an hour with this and failed. No matter what models I chose for a given process, when I try to use the dual-color tool, it selects all models. That doesn't work. I try to start with the dual-model tool and then select models, nope doesn't work either. Is it just not possible ...