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pstasek

Guys, we've been there already, no need to reinvent the wheel. The models were never designed as a solid object, taking advantage of specific Simplify3D slicing mode to allow designing internal trussing within a single pass shell. If the walls had thickness, it would be finite. This way we're able t...

pstasek

Yes, it really looks like this feature is behind it. The "v5" way was how PrusaSlicer treated the geometry from the beginning and in later versions, they made the "v4" way of slicing as an option to allow the slicing of our models. The "v4" behaviour is crucial for this...

pstasek

As a representative of 3DLabPrint, I have to disappoint you. Majority of the factory files that used to work in V4 end up empty. Even with the Edge wing mentioned above, not all the internal features are there. From my observation, the V5 works just as PrusaSlicer (and every other slicer) used to wo...

pstasek

I second that. Not a big deal but it would improve the user experience. Also I would appreciate if the update machine definition in the profile was just a temporary for just the one slicing session and unclicking it would cancel the changes it made. Now I always have to revert back to my printer set...

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Re: Simplify3D V5 no longer useable for RC airplane prints

Re: Simplify3D V5 no longer useable for RC airplane prints

Re: Does V5 still allow for thin-wall 3D printed wings / airplane slicing? (update: it does)

Re: Profile handling