Generally, when buying a 3D printer, we have two options: either download the manufacturer's driver, or configure an Open Source driver like Repetier or Cura (to name only the most well-known).
\nBut today, it is also possible to turn to another solution: buying a "universal" driver.
\nWe've been following this startup for a few months now; they've developed an alternative printing driver. Until recently, they focused primarily on perfecting their software by working with the Leapfrog range, but in the last few weeks Simplify3D has expanded its compatibility and is working with major manufacturers to further broaden its range.<\/p>\n
The software in question is quite extraordinary and offers features and performance far superior to anything previously available.<\/p>\n
Simplify 3D has worked particularly on the speed and process of Slice, making it possible to lighten the Gcode and reduce printing time.<\/p>\n
The creation of support materials is also better controlled than in the free versions, with the ability to modify the support structures\u2026<\/p>\n
Minimum hardware requirements<\/strong> : Intel Pentium 4 or higher processor, 2GB or more of RAM. Windows XP or greater, Mac OS X 10.6 or greater, Ubuntu Linux 12.10 or greater. OpenGL 2.0 capable system.
\nFacility<\/strong> Install the software, copy Loader.EXE, then launch it and enjoy.<\/p>\n\n