Thanks for the feedback. We have an issue in GitHub for the re-slicing and will git it fixed for the next release. We are also working to improve support, now that we have this new system.

You should still be able to create support everywhere. If there is a specific model that is not generating support correctly, filing an issue in GitHub and attaching or linking to the model is the best way to let the developers know.

We know you come to depend on our software working correctly, and that it is very problematic when there are bugs. We will work to correct these things as soon as possible.

Thanks again, Lars.

You can toggle an object to be support with the button (while the object is selected).

Or you can generate support columns with the drop down menu.

This setting has been migrated to the extruder Nozzle Offsets. It should have automatically moved your setting there and continued to work. You can use the setting from there, but you should note the sign has been inverted.

Hope this helps.

You could also enable print leveling and that will automatically compensate for any z discrepancy (and any leveling issues you may have). This would not require modifying the z offset at all.

The Mac alpha is now up

Here is a little gif showing how to find it.

We always build the Mac after we get the Windows build done. It should be in alpha this week.

First things first. We are working on significant new dual extrusion features and load/unload will be in the next build after this months.

Second, the object position should be fixed in the 2.19.2 build. It is in alpha now and will be release in the next two weeks or so.

We take all the feedback we receive very seriously, and try and incorporate it into our future designs.

Thanks

We have internal help and also this page (which are the same content).

We are starting to make videos that should go up in our channel soon.

And there are many articles that have been written that you can refer to here.

Hope that helps!

Yes, we have a technical solution that we plan to implement in the slicer that will fix this for cases like two cubes overlapped in a single stl file.

For now you can often fix the problem by 'ungrouping' the loaded stl. This will find all the separate mesh bodies and make them distinct objects, which will then enable the slicer to find the correctly.

And in case you are interested the tech we will be implementing is called piece-wise winding numbers. It will allow us to find the individual shells of the mesh being sliced as well as keep interior holes. This is assuming the part is mostly ineligible.

Thanks for the feedback.

You need to first drill a hole in the cube.

1. Make or bring in the cube
2. Add a cylinder to the scene
3. position and size it the way you want
4. select difference
5. select the cylinder
6. click 'Update'

Now you can position your tube on the cube and get the result you want.