Thank you for your advice, I’ll feed it back to our software department.

This feature is really a MUST have!! If you don’t have it it’s better to go sell bananas. So, the auto-support generation is a nice thing but almost every time it produces a very bad support. Either it does not support a floating islands, or it’s over dense, making a removal/post processing very hard. My suggestion is to make a manual option to put support (like Chitubox, Cura, Slicr, Meshmixer, NetFab,…). Though Chitubox has a manual re-position and manipulation of support structures is not the best. You should make a support feature in a way that user can select from where to start  on a platform (or model) and where to put the “anchor” on a model.  I know, I know…. There is a manual Edit and in some way is even better than Chitubox’s but still not good enough. The GUI is very counter-intuitive.

Currently in the present release of Uniz Desktop 1.6.0 the auto repair feature is… well very badly implemented. Every other S/W I’m using did repair a model properly!!! So, either remove that feature or make it work.

Another suggestion would be to hire a good GUI designer which is a native English speaker!!!!! The Chinese English used in the product is quite hard to understand.

And the next MUST have feature is hollowing and making holes in the model. Well, it’s obvious why we need to hollow a solid model. But even more obvious is why we need a feature to make holes/openings in the model too!

So include that feature ASAP!!!!!

Doh!!! :-(((((

PLEASE do allow all usual manipulation. zooming (OK), rotating (OK), panning (MISSING!!!!)

Oh yes! All other slicers have, usually a red coloring, showing the overhanging areas that needs support.

INCLUDE THAT TOO!!!

There should be a remove auto-generated support button!! Right now if you want to remove the supports you have to click Lift and than Down button. Very stupid and undocumented!

Oh yes, what about documentation, a User Guide?!?!

Since Uniz Desktop has the same (well, very similar) code-base as Chitubox, wouldn’t be better to hire their team to develop a “killer-app” rather than to try something from scratch just to say … “this is our product”?

Not a feature, but a change I’d like to see is that rotation angles would be the current rotations relative to the model orientation when imported. 

Right now they are “world angles”  applied and forgotten after being applied. This makes it awkward to reset the rotation around a  models axis especially as relative to the model the value applied for x changes may change a different axe whenever applied

Agree with all the above, just purchased an IBEE and can’t use it because of software errors.

Please fix ASAP, I would like to see UNIZ survive.