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I agree with the software being an upgrade from CW. It's smooth, looks great and already has great functions. Will there be an option to display the slices onto the quartz before adding the vat?

Yes. That option is coming in the next update most likely.

haipham wrote:

Jtruong89 wrote:I attended the booth at the jck show recently and was wondering when you guys will release the new software to replace the creation works. I am still having warping issues and Emil mentioned that its due to the projector lens being round so the new software will correct the issue.

-Jimmy

are you vietnamese

yes i am

after purchasing the software, must updates ever be purchased?

if we purchase another machine, is the software included? can one license of the software be used for multiple machines?

It's a perpetual license so you'll never need to pay for updates.

The software is included in the new price. Since it's included in the new price it won't be necessary to run multiple machines with one license. We can supply extra licenses for multiple computers at no extra charge.

Is there a link to download the new s/w? Our machine came with CW way back when.

Thanks!!

hx19035 wrote:Is there a link to download the new s/w? Our machine came with CW way back when.

Thanks!!

The software is $99 per license. Please contact Mark at reify3d@gmail.com for the purchasing info.

Any plans for adding a feature to put in supports like CW? I hate it when I missed seeing a area in Netfab but catch in the preview of contour. Have to take it back into Matrix to add supports on different computer. Or be able to import a CWS file.

Yes. That's what we're working on now.

Jewelermdt wrote:Any plans for adding a feature to put in supports like CW? I hate it when I missed seeing a area in Netfab but catch in the preview of contour. Have to take it back into Matrix to add supports on different computer. Or be able to import a CWS file.

Maybe you already knew this, but you can preview the slice in Matrix using a command called ClippingPlane too.

I keep forgetting about that.