Still more weeks...still more silence...

I just don't understand the total lack of communication going on here. I mean throw us a bone, show us those super duper new "killer features" in some videos/gifs/pics that should be enough for people to wait. Instead we got silence and a promise of some kind of paid upgrade, no wonder people think...

Interestingly, there actually hasn't been a major release of any kind since you bought your license so indeed you can still run "the latest version".

Just log into your account and download from there.

simplify is only on my machine until i can cobble together a decent prusa slicer profile for my sapphire pro then its gone Isn't that a bit of an over-reaction? V5 not coming out does not make V4 suddenly unusable. I still think that S3D is the easiest slicer to use out there. I have tried every ot...

Hello S3D Team A very simple question. When will the new version 5 come? To make it easy, I'll give you several possible answers. Then you have more time to program. This year Next year I don't know Not at all Their response has consistently been some variation "I don't know" or "one day". The COMP...

I would definitely be interested in S3D on iPadOS, but considering that they've been unsuccessful in releasing so much as a bug-fix update over the last two years, I question the use of resources being put into yet another platform.

+1 for internal brim

In the meantime, I just checked SuperSlicer and it does have an option for internal brims, so in the meantime you might give that a shot.

Agree the "support enforcers" and "support blockers" are clunky as hell. S3D's is far and away better.

Now if painting really works as well as they advertise...that might change things considerably.

Can you post the gcode that you are printing, and also specify what layer height it's stopping at?

It sounds like a bug/error in the gcode, possibly an incomplete file.

sorry but my hope is gone. Prusaslicer is the way to go now! I think they may have done it. The alpha version of the next release of PrusaSlicer has ironing, but more importantly it has "paint on" support placement (or support denial) locations. So if you want to only support one area, you just pai...