newbpwnr wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 06, 2020 12:47 pm

I'm having better luck getting models to print right with cura lately.

cura updates so frequently, S3D could take a lesson.

I am asking about the current live product that is still being sold. i think the question should be whether or not they even have a "development team" while licenses are still being sold. clearly someone is still making money, but that money is not translating into much effort beyond little white l...

they're still in the business of taking money from people that don't yet know better, because new users are still viewing youtube videos from just a few years ago, still recommending this software.

S3D-Joke

S3D-Jake wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 23, 2020 3:05 pm

As CompoundCarl said:

wow, some really high dollar user support going on around here.

Thanks for the constructive input. Those both sound like wonderful additions that a ton of users would appreciate. Also they're feature requests that already exist. So I'll mark down your interest in our tracking system. HAHAHAHA. RIGHT. AND THE ELECTION WAS RIGGED BY BRAZILIANS. :roll: :roll: :rol...

they're gonna pass it on to their non existent development team

so many basic functions that have no implementation, like arrow keys to move an object around, or scroll wheels to affect number values "arrange objects" applies to all loaded models, even if they are deselected and hidden from view, so i have to go look for how far OFF the buildplate everything wen...

i used to be annoyed too, but at this point it is freaking hilarious. S3D has your money because some of the most popular 3D print youtube channels would recommend this software up and down the gamut just a few years ago, but people are still watching those videos today. i could take the time to hum...

holy crap, thank you!! i also don't understand why things like material cost and build volume is tied to processes.... the filament isn't getting cheaper, and my bed size isn't getting bigger at a different layer height. saving processes and keeping them organized in a way that works is a process in...

I can see benefit there, but in the interest of part strength I'd like to see an option for two layers overlapping at 45, then two layers overlapping at -45 (or whatever angles are selected). yeah this kinda would have gone with the idea i had in mind, as we already have an option to change rotatio...