Scaling and viewing are easy and obvious on each.Īlthough PS does have a cut function - which is something I've always missed in s3d and tend to load things into flashprint to cut them up. So you can still smoosh - but the PS slicer makes the first layer that bit smaller to compensate for the lip.Īnd something s3d does not - to my knowlege - do. It's basically a way to adjust for the lip you get on the first layer if you smoosh it to make it stick better to the bed. Which threw me initially (fortumately all settings have comprehensive explanations/tips in both programs).

I did find one setting in PS that I really like. It's pretty easy to find all the settings in both programs. These are fairly similiar and if I weren't so used to s3d's horizontal tabs, I reckon I'd have no problems at all with PS vertical tabs. WHY did they do this ? Talk about a long winded and unnecessarily complicated process.

PS: every single little bloody thing has to have the speed set individually. So to change overall print soeed I just change one setting. S3d: you set a main print speed and all other's are set as a percentage of that. So I've set up prusaslicer (hereafter called PS) for Saffy (sapphire pro) and I'll do a few of the test prints that I originally did but with s3d (simplif圓d).īefore prints a few initial observations. As a die hard long term user of simplif圓d I thought I'd download the latest version of prusaslicer and see what the differences were and where each program was better or worse than the other.

Slice model in half simplify 3d