I didn't read through all the posts, but in my opinion, this new interface takes up more space to show less information. For example, at the top there is space taken up with basically two full lines to show what could be condensed to one. That takes up space in the model display area. The settings panel is wider and shows fewer lines of settings. On a laptop, that is just too much space taken up unnecessarily. Just above the settings is a line showing your filament profile, infill %, and two more icons. What are they? One looks like a combination of custom supports and scaling, and the other one looks like maybe Z-offset? At any rate, they always show "Off"
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varazir
Another feedback is to have the list of Print settings (windows/drop down) flexible so you can enlarge it. A expend all settings button as well.
burtoogle
As I can't remember what the settings are called, I normally do show all settings and just accept that I have to scroll up and down a lot.
ahoeben
I feel it would become a support nightmare. Many reports don’t even spell “Cura” properly, let alone the version number. Having daily builds only complicates that.
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Heads up: once Cura 4.0 beta 2 launches, there will be an updated version of this plugin (hopefully through the official Marketplace).
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I really like the new design, and the intelligence for creating the right code for a um printer is very efficient.
Only, the interface is slow, just to slow. If i compare with Simplify3D, there is a world of difference between these.
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