maker2 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2019 3:15 pm

(This is surely just a bug??)

You are correct. This was a bug. See instructions here to resolve the bug. viewtopic.php?f=9&t=13148#p52260

I believe you can already combine multiple bodies into a single model by selecting them all and going to File > Export Models.

Hello again. I believe I'm still not understanding. If the extruder is perfectly calibrated, what are we compensating for? Your retraction of 1mm in this scenario happens in place, then the line is finished. That same amount is then advanced at the beginning of the next line. If you're getting blobs...

rsavell wrote:Another one to consider please would be the ELEGOO Mars

Awesome! Thanks for adding your suggestion. I'll note that printer's name for our developers to review alongside this request for additional printer types being supported.

Thanks for adding your interest to this existing feature request. I've documented the idea for our development team to review. I'll keep an eye on your thread to see if more users have similar interest.

I think you'll find that filament density is only used for the weight and price calculations. This is correct. ...nor should I have to hack my FFF.. just to lock this to the material. I agree you shouldn't have to change this outside of the software. This ability to assign settings to different aut...

Thanks for the great discussion topic! In addition to the Model Settings Panel, you can also use the "Full 3D Transform Gizmo" to move, scale, and rotate in 3D.

Here's a video on the gizmo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moMR90DmzD4

I was going through it all and I seen few big key entries and I assumed everything is there but actually a big chunk I expect is in "geometry" and some other keys is in .factory file %LocalAppData%\Simplify3D\S3D-Software\savedState.factory so everything dandy :D my bad :) I'm glad this didn't turn...

Hi, What is the end goal of making it a single model? If you want to be able to move it all as a single object, you can already do this by selecting the models you want to move together and then going to Edit > Group Models or CTRL + G. This will allow you to resize, move, and rotate as a group. Her...

Awesome Idea! This could even be something like the Firmware Configuration Menu where you can define what order and what commands are used for certain functions. Same logic as is already used there could be converted into the save toolpaths to disk prompt. I've documented this feature request for ou...