I use Tinkercad a lot. I love it.
I have installed and tried
123D Design and Meshmixer
3D Builder
Craftware
Cura
Slic3r
I don't like any of them. I like Tinkercad.
My concern is that I know and use Tinkercad quite a bit, but it is not on my computer. It is a web site. I am relying on this web site and my internet connection staying up to 3D model anything. I feel like it could disappear without notice and I'll be up sh*t creek.
None of these installed programs will recognize my printer. It is on a wireless network connection, it has a dynamic ip address. The program that came with it works just fine. XYZ ware for Pro. I have a XYZ Davinci 1.0 pro. I think I am the only one on this board who bought one. haha. ...back to my point... So I am thinking that I should learn one of these programs and just use the slicer that came with the printer to print with. That's pretty much what I am doing now with Tinkercad.
So if I had to pick one of these programs to learn which one should it be? I have tried all of them but none of them are as easy as Tinkercad. I guess that's what I am looking for, easy to edit stl's. I think 123D Design should come closest to Tinkerd since they are both made by Autocad. But nothing is jumping out at me, which is why I am here. HELP!
Any guidance is appreciated - thanks in advance
I have installed and tried
123D Design and Meshmixer
3D Builder
Craftware
Cura
Slic3r
I don't like any of them. I like Tinkercad.
My concern is that I know and use Tinkercad quite a bit, but it is not on my computer. It is a web site. I am relying on this web site and my internet connection staying up to 3D model anything. I feel like it could disappear without notice and I'll be up sh*t creek.
None of these installed programs will recognize my printer. It is on a wireless network connection, it has a dynamic ip address. The program that came with it works just fine. XYZ ware for Pro. I have a XYZ Davinci 1.0 pro. I think I am the only one on this board who bought one. haha. ...back to my point... So I am thinking that I should learn one of these programs and just use the slicer that came with the printer to print with. That's pretty much what I am doing now with Tinkercad.
So if I had to pick one of these programs to learn which one should it be? I have tried all of them but none of them are as easy as Tinkercad. I guess that's what I am looking for, easy to edit stl's. I think 123D Design should come closest to Tinkerd since they are both made by Autocad. But nothing is jumping out at me, which is why I am here. HELP!
Any guidance is appreciated - thanks in advance
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