Release status
EFUGY 3D Slicer release notes
Version 3.2 is live on the App Store. This page keeps the exact point-release history while the rest of the website simply calls the current generation Version 3.
Current features, beta profiles, and upcoming work are labeled separately so you can plan the next print with confidence.
Original size, explicit fit, and a broader profile catalog.
- Preserves original model dimensions during import.
- Allows oversized models to be rotated before Fit to Printer is selected.
- Adds Original Size restoration while continuing to block out-of-bounds models from slicing.
- Adds the Easythreed K10 Community Beta profile for its 100 × 100 × 100 mm workspace, 0.4 mm nozzle, unheated bed, PLA and TPU workflows, and removable-media handoff.
- Refines the QREATTE Slice1 Manufacturer Beta profile with a more reliable END_PRINT handoff, fewer unnecessary sparse-infill retractions, and profile-specific 120 mm/s print and 200 mm/s default travel settings.
- Sets new installations to three walls and 30% Adaptive infill; 3DCP profiles remain at 0% infill.
- Adds QREATTE/Slice1 identity, purple Manufacturer Beta styling, construction-profile iconography, the Mini-Rail photograph, and simpler printer-profile copy.
Profile note: Manufacturer Beta and Community Beta profiles should be checked in Preview and tested with a raised-nozzle dry run before printing.
Improved compatibility with the factory QREATTE Slice1 Klipper and Moonraker environment.
The update accepts both the smaller Moonraker v0.8 access response and its direct HTTP 201 upload receipt while preserving authorization, destination-path, checksum, byte-count, upload-receipt, and print-start checks.
Version 3.2 users can continue to export G-code and upload it manually through Fluidd. A live Slice1 upload and start test remains the final hardware confirmation.
The biggest mobile slicing update yet.
- Introduced the production Metal renderer with complete active-layer walls and infill.
- Added Adaptive infill and more capable Arbor support routing.
- Improved narrow-feature perimeters for curved text and detailed shapes.
- Moved standard non-3DCP prints to a practical 0.20 mm layer height with three walls by default.
- Added and refined profiles, including Slice1 — Manufacturer Beta, and expanded Klipper/Moonraker workflows.
- Made raw G-code import faster with strict memory, cancellation, and validation controls.
- Refreshed settings, gestures, keyboard handling, sharing, export feedback, reliability, and profile validation.
Clearer support, adhesion, preview, and profile work.
- Added Arbor supports for model-aware support structures.
- Added bed-adhesion modes: Off, Skirt, and Brim.
- Added a color-coded legend for walls, infill, travel, and support paths.
- Expanded printer profiles, including additional Anycubic and Prusa entries, with beta profiles labeled for community testing.
- Improved import and slicing progress, model preparation, support contact points, G-code finishing, saving, sharing, stability, interface details, and accessibility.
Placement controls and a larger printer catalog.
- Added model scale, move, and rotation on the build plate.
- Added independent X, Y, and Z sizing controls with linked-dimension options.
- Added Arbor supports and detailed bed-adhesion settings.
- Documented 26 retail printer profiles and custom-printer setup.
- Improved 3D and top-down preview, layer review, unsafe-condition warnings, slicing reliability, and mesh handling.
Expanded the local-first mobile workflow.
- Improved STL and OBJ import from Files, iCloud Drive, AirDrop, Mail, and other share flows.
- Expanded printer, nozzle, material, and profile setup.
- Improved support, surface-flow, infill, quality, and print-goal controls.
- Improved build-plate, model, and toolpath review.
- Improved G-code save, share, and transfer workflows.
Initial public App Store release.
Established the EFUGY mobile model-preparation, slicing, preview, and G-code export path for iPhone and iPad.
Version 3 workspace
The renderer is still the center of the story.
Direct app captures show the Metal preview and Arbor support workspace without a point-release number embedded in the artwork.
Version 3
The generation is the headline. The details live here.
Homepage, product, support, and social copy use “Version 3.” Release notes keep the exact versions and dates for anyone who needs to confirm what changed.