If your printer is not directly supported you need to do te initial setup yourself, but the process does not requie anything more than other products, simply specify your build volume, how many extruder, heated bed and so on and job's done. So if you think for the next run there should a slight change somewhere you need to remember it and change it once the print has finnished. You have the settings before the print and than the preview screen, plus the control panel if you activate it, but there is no way (that I found) to modify print parameters once you started printing. The only real downside for me is the user interface. Just the material I save because I have far less failed prints makes it worth buying. IMHO the 150$ pay itself off in a matter of a few weeks if you print a lot.
#SIMPLIFY 3D BEST SUPPORT SETTINGS SOFTWARE#
I have had a lot of models that took an hour or longe to be sliced, the same models are rady to print in less than 2 minutes in Simplif圓D.Ĭ) There are less options that you can / need to modify, most of the guesswrok is taken out by the program.ĭ) It might not be the fastest prints you ever made as the software changes speed according to the layer and it's complexitiy but in return you have no more messy prints or sagging parts.Į) The automatic repair functions make it possible to print models you downloaded without going to Netfabb for fixing them.į) Rotatig, scaling and placing parts is a breeze.
#SIMPLIFY 3D BEST SUPPORT SETTINGS TRIAL#
You are right, 150 bucks sonds like a lot, no trial is usually enough reason never to consider buying the software.īut in his case I can not fully agree, for these reasons:Ī) It really produces very good prints with a near perfect surface, unlike Slicer or similar where you need to tweak settings for ages until all works out good enough.ī) The slicing is lightning fast.
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