- Improved Slicer supports: the default overhang angle is now 30°, and lattice edges are drawn as straight connected lines for firmer support with less material - Large models and low memory no longer stop you: you can choose to continue (no limit on Mac) - Load another model next to the one on the bed, or set a count to place several copies - In print records, the model color now follows the filament you choose, even after saving - CAD: concave edge rounds, Split Face (knife), and editing inserted components from the history - CAD: join equal pipes in T and cross shapes and bosses on rounded case floors; Shell is faster

- Fixed the Slicer bed sometimes going empty after removing a part and tapping Undo. - Fixed the model in a print record's card looking rough after removing parts and saving. - Tapered extrusions now work on profiles where lines and arcs meet at sharp corners (a rectangle with a half circle, arches, lens shapes). - Tapered ellipses on a face can now be joined or cut, and faster. - Added safeguards against a rare crash.

- Fixed a crash when slicing large models; when memory runs short, the app now tells you instead of closing. - Many models that could not be sliced now slice, including parts that nearly touch and finely curved models. - Faster slicing and print file creation for detailed models. - Models too large to handle now tell you why. - A notice when a print reaches the corner the printer keeps for itself.

- Pick a sketch profile, fillet edges or hole and shell faces again from the history. - Edit 3D text from the history. - Rounding a box's edges one by one now ends in a clean spherical corner. - Weight, print time and cost in the slicer now come from the actual print file. - Support paths are linked, so prints finish sooner. - Print files are written faster, and finely detailed models can be sliced. - Every loading screen looks the same and can be stopped with ×.

- 3D printer records now import large 3MF files as they are. - 3MF files open much faster. - More stable slicing, with a notice when supports cannot be generated. - Files opened from other apps can go straight into a 3D printer record. - STL models take less cloud storage.

- Supports iPhone Duo. - The Apple Pencil tool wheel now uses clear Liquid Glass. - CAD: sketches drawn on a face (pockets, bosses) now follow when the base's height changes, including sketches drawn after a cut and on the top of a "+" box or cylinder. - CAD: a "+" shape can be opened from the history and resized even after later joins or cuts. - CAD: boxes with rounded pocket edges, shallow pockets and pockets near a wall can now be shelled. - CAD: 3D text extrudes again, and a crossing-outline region stays editable after it is reselected. - CAD: sketch dimensions and constraints solve much faster, especially with many holes. - Slicer: supports are never built through thin parts of a model.

- 3D printer records: there is always at least one filament, and a new record starts with one selected. - Record cards now show weight, time and cost, and reopening a record no longer changes its total. - Coming back from the Slicer fills in the record's weight and time. - The Slicer's 3D printer draws much lighter, and a new button switches to a light view that hides the printer. - Bambu Studio 3MF files with several plates open their first plate, and STL/3MF models no longer lie on their side in previews. - The 3D printer record, the Slicer and the CAD Slicer now share the chosen printer and filaments. - Cancelling an edited saved record now asks before dropping the changes. - Fixed drafts remaining after a project was deleted, and the value being typed hiding behind the keyboard's Done button.

- Make print files (G-code) for 3D printers. After slicing, use "Save G-code" to check the printer, material and temperatures and save the file. Before it is saved, every line is checked to keep temperatures and moves within the printer's and material's limits. - "Slicer" is now in the New menu on iPhone and iPad. - Edit any setting's value in place with its pencil button. - Faster slicing and print file generation.

Addition and acceleration of CAD tools

Speeding up the fillet tool

Slice your print records: Open a 3D printer record's imported model in the Slicer. The printer, filament, weight, print time and cost come back to the record. Edit your CAD history: Reopen Extrude, Cut, Hole, Revolve and other steps from the history to change their settings. Fillets are also faster and more accurate.

Addition of scanning functionality

Tutorial revisions

Addition of 3D modeling tools.

Fix calculate cost

Add a screenshot.

Bug fixes for the Fillet tool

Add Trim tool

Bug fixes for AR functionality

Add 2D sketch mode.

Fixed a bug in Extend.

Add LoopCut tool

Bug fixes for each command in the 3D modeling tool tab. Added Inset mode to the tool.

Add a texture tool

Add paint tools