What's New in nTop - February '23
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Not entirely sure why but a lot of useful tools were removed with the latest version updates. I used to be able to do a simple volume lattice with very well cleaned up surfaces. Now, we get a volume lattice that is automatically trimmed off mid-beams according the implicit surfaces (this would be great if we want an internal lattice with a shell but not a fully exposed lattice) and when we try to remove the open beams , it would overdo the removal in some sections and miss out many open beams in other sections at the same time?
Also, some tools that were presented in past tutorial videos are now removed (like lattice from quad mesh), and we have no idea what they were replaced with or what we could use as an alternative.
Are there any plans to bring back some of the older versions' tools? Because right now, it's like beating around the bush, poking blind and still...nothing works.
I fully agree, the blocks and their versions are all over the place for a while now. Fortunately, you can still use the deprecated blocks, but the permanent changes are very confusing.
Why are you so absorbed in additive manufacturing, you have a good parameteric modeling application, it's not a smart strategy