Can you verify that it is the same port and baud rate as those other softwares? A very strange result as MC uses the build in windows serial port driver. Are you running this on windows?

It should be working in the Mac build as well. Regrettably the Linux build has been much harder to create for you guys. We are still working on it and hope to get it back to fully supported before the end of the year (I know that is a long time).

This is now in the release build. Please let us know if you like it. We are always working to create for you the best control software we can, so guidance and constructive feedback are crucial to making it better. Hope you find our developers hard work usefull.

What's new in this build.

Here is a gif of the new turntable mode.

Very cool mod. Nice work!

@tinken Thanks for the compliment, we are always trying to make it better.

@thwclw In general these settings are made for very advanced users, those building a custom machine (like you guys) or the original manufactures, that said, what would you like see improved in the documentation?

Setting this value will feed in or out the number of mm of filament specified. If it doesn't please let us know and we will get it fixed.

This is in the next build. It is available now in the Alpha channel and will be release within a week or 2 depending on testing and feedback.

We would love to look into what might be the problem. If you are willing, you can zip the following files and send them to me @matterhackers.com (NOTE: you will need to go to your actual username):

C:\Users\ Your Windows User Name \AppData\Local\MatterControl\MatterControl.db
C:\Users\ Your Windows User Name \AppData\Local\MatterControl\data\default.mcp
C:\Users\ Your Windows User Name \AppData\Local\MatterControl\Profiles\ Your MC User Name \opentabs.json

If you just want to try to get things working your can reset your app data.

Hope that helps.

Thanks for the feedback. We have created an issue for both these issues and will get them fixed.

This might seem a bit complicated but it will accomplish what you are asking.

• Add your part to the bed
• Add a measure tools to the bed (the yellow arrows in the tool bar)
• Measure the inside of your part that you want to change
• Group the measure tool and your part together
• Right click and add a Modify -> Transform -> Scale to the group
• Switch to Percentage
• Turn off Lock Proportions
• Adjust the Width and Depth by the same percentage to get the size you want
• The size will show on the measure tools

All this will be easier in the future. The measure tool will automatically stay with your part and the scale tool is going to get a lock proportions for xy (as this questions shows the need).

Thanks.