CUR3D Steam Edition Reviews

Great Software. . . . . . . . . NB: i don't have 3D printer, only have hp 2130

I got it for a really low price. Definitely worth it. Unfortunately i don't have a 3D printer.

Works as advertised, makes modes not suitable for printing print, I'd really like an option to cull interior voids though, currently struggling with models with interior voids and cur3d makes em print, but keeps the interior voids.

After spending a bunch of hours mucking around in Blender and Zbrush trying to get a video game mesh into a printable state, this just worked.

This is not editting software, only showcase software. That why it's cheap. If there a way to make it editting software. comment.

It *easily* and let me say it again, EASILY, solves problems that could not be solved with netfabb, meshmixer, meshlab, or even blender even after toying with the four, for some time. Pass the model to Cur3d and voilá! No more errors. A MUST for someone that mostrly downloads models from the internet, they are full of errors. Would buy again 10/10

Use this software to fix complex STL part issues made or imported from CAD software before printing (YES it helped me alot).... Works like magic.... Recommend this software for makers, student and professional use (probably)...

it works great really, nothing comes close to the ease of use at resolving complex models when i wanna print my architectural models for university work..... but it seams the licensing issues are not uncommon and are frustrating when it happens i hope there is continued support for this application its criminally underappreciated. the latest error i got from using it is "warning: License Data Invalid" Edit: ive installed "geek uninstaller" to remove CUR3D from my computer and reinstalled it works great now again.

The Software was a nice idea but didn't get really further in the last years. No new features and still inexplicably slow at times. Also it is pretty unstable and has nearly no documentation. It is also sad that the controls of your output and processing are really unintuitive. For Example why do i need to determine a scale by using a 1:X ratio and can't scale the model as i like? And why is 1:1 not a default? The exported meshs can be huge and always loose every bit of accuracy. It seems the model gets fixed by inflating the model and voxelising or remeshing the result. So your topology gets trashed, the accuracy gets trashed as well, but most of the times you get something printable. So it does work (if it doesnt crash) So if youre new to 3D printing this might help you get quick fixes for simple models. Otherwise you may need to learn to do it by hand or using other tools.

Very poor documentation.. software doesn't actually seem to do anything except process the same files you input, into an output file. No direct interface to printers.. waste of time / money to do something that most "printing" packages already do.