
You really do have a much better interface than most CAD programs. I think this will be a big deal for a lot of CNC folks like me who have to manage files for a lot of apps for a given project, and access them on a shared file system between design and cnc computers, so I’m hoping the wait isn’t too long I will go ahead and invest in the time to become more proficient in the meantime since this is coming. I almost thought I wasted $300 on a licence. I’m glad to hear you are going to be adding a normal save/saveas/open capability. I tried to drag it to the desktop from the taskbar and it didn’t work, so I didn’t bother trying from the start menu :-). If I would have noticed this limitation sooner, I wouldn’t have bought a license. There should be a standard Save, and Save As feature just like all other windows programs. I can’t speak for other platforms, but nobody does this in Windows.

I also want them all together in the same place on a shared drive so I can access the same copy from everywhere, and also ensure I have a solid backup plan.Įxporting files frequently is not a good option as it is very inconvenient. I do not want my 3D models seperated from everything else in some obscure place. I organize my projects together such that I will have all the file types, pictures, CAD, CAM, etc. The second thing that is a problem is that project files are stored with the program buried in some unknown location on my hard drive. This is more of an annoyance because every other app allows this. I’ve never run across a program in Windows with this limitation.

I like to organize my apps on the desktop by type and I can only put it in the apps menu or the taskbar, but no desktop icon. However, it is not very convenient for organization.įirst, it doesn’t seem to allow me to make a desktop icon. I just started using Shapr3D and I really like the interface, its the most intuitive CAD SW I’ve used.
