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  1. stusutcliffe, a big thanks. That's exactly it. No idea how I turned it off, but it was. So it's back on the menu.
  2. 4.8.37 Just curious: Some tutorials I am learning from have a tool available called Cut Off, which I think was under Adjust. In this version, there's a Cut & Clone tool under Objects. Did that replace it? And once I've separated the pieces, how do I delete the part I don't want? Thanks.
  3. If they do, inches and those increments would be nice to select as well. So a selection for which scale to use that covers various conventions would be good, and perhaps an automatic converter when moving between. Good idea that measuring device.
  4. I just got 3D-Coat over the holidays for modeling for animation. Just great in that capacity. However I'm finding I now also want to apply it to 3D printing almost as a secondary benefit of modelling in 3D. As I was puttering around on Lynda.com I saw a tutorial on Z Brush sending a job to a 3D printer. Apparently ZB has an interface within the program for 3D printing. Since I was never looking to print before, it was off my radar. But now that I'm aware of it, it made me wonder if 3D-Coat has a similar interface written in. If not, what is the way people using 3D-Coat send a job a 3D printer? And if it's outputting a file to another software, what is a reasonable software interface utility without having to go to an expensive CAD program or whatever and what is the file type one uses for it? Is an .obj file enough? Is there a tutorial on it?
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