- Simplify3d product updates 64 Bit#
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I have emailed Clayton regarding a problem which occurred yesterday. Simplif圓d Product KeyHello, Simplif圓d Software Product Key With Simplif圓D Version 3.0, there is a new account system that allows you to manage your account settings and access software updates. Gain access to new features, optimized printer profiles, and expert resources from our staff.
Simplify3d product updates drivers#
Maybe it's the ch1s (or whatever) usb drivers ? I don't need it connected to s3d any more.
Simplify3d product updates pro#
So I know it's not that.Īctually - thinking about it, it's started crashing since I plugged the sapphire pro into the computer and updated the usb drivers.
Simplify3d product updates 64 Bit#
I'm seriously considering going back to 4.01.Īssuming nI can find a 64 bit version of it.Īnd nope - haven't run any windows updates since setting the computer up.
Simplify3d product updates update#
So to update an existing profile I either have to save it with a new name, or export as fff file. profiles could be updated without the program crashing - mas it was always doing on winodw s7.īut a few months down the line - it's started crashing again. The weird thing was that when i first installed 4.1 - it worked perfectly. You can export them as fff files - and that's a really good idea to create your own library of profile files. I discovered that simplif圓d stores all the rpofiles in the system refistry.
Simplify3d product updates windows 10#
Since changing my main workshop machine to windows 10 pro. So yes I think this software will linger for years without any changes. Good developers that know 3d printing can't be too easy to find and they need to get paid. No idea what is going on with the completely new V5, I would guess it is a cloud version and they can't get it to work well. These developers were not 3d printing experts and make a big mess of 4.1. They new owners (business people) who don't know anything about 3d printing hired developers to do a new version and update 4.01 to 4.10. My personal opinion is the person or persons who initial developed S3d sold it to someone and left. If starting fresh to would go for the Prusaslicer to start and probably a Prusa machine. I did not take the time to figure out how the supports work in the prusaslicer as I am very familiar with S3d so I stick with S3d. I have tried out Prusaslicer and it works as well as S3d apples to apples. 4.01 is what I use which was purchased in 2018. I agree with CA, the business model that S3D choose was not some that would be sustainable without major improvements that would cause people to want to spend more money. So - like many of us - they are facing an ever decreasing income and ever increasing outgoings.Įvery thing has it's time to shine and I think the time for 'paid for slicers' may have come and gone. Flashprint and s3d aside I suspect if I was a new 3d printer owner today I would leap straight to the prusaslicer and not even consider paying for a slicer. On top of this the free slicers - except cura - continue to improve. Most users would be in the same situation.
I cans ee why they would want to charge for a major update - but I honestly cannot see what they could add that would make the salightest difference to me any way.
Ĥ) There is only so much that can be changed in updates - at the end of the day once you have a working profile for your printer, you no longer need the updates. I've never been able to get s3d to work with my dual extruder machines so I'm already using flashprint for that.Ģ) pirate copies at least up to 4.1 are easily available online.ģ) Once you have bought a copy (which I did) no matter how many other printers you add - you never need to buy it again. So I'm not looking for or need any updates anyway. Version 4 does everything I need while 4.1 just freezes and crashes all the time. To be honest I was not going to cough up more money for version 5 anyway.
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