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when I selected a plate on 'layer-1' in model browser and switched to property editor:
the 'general -material' is set to 'default_tool', and the text seems to be editable. Whatever text I typed in, the whole application crashes.
I am doing research work on co-extrusion die, just started using click2extrude polymer from this week.
I am using platform with 3rd gen i3 cpu with 16GB ram, AMD R7 200 GPU on Win 10 Pro. Seems to have lot of bugs to report.
Personally I am using python for lots of engineering calculation and automation control. I am curious what will be the function of 'python window'(F4)?
Hi Shawn,
Questions #1: 'Material text seems to be editable in property editor'
Answer: We do not recommend to change material from the property editor for Inspire Extrude. Thank you for reporting. We will inform this to our development team.
Question #2: 'Seems to have a lot of bugs to report.'
Answer: Please let us know what issues you are facing. Python windows that you see are not for debugging purpose and we do not recommend our extrusion customers to open it.
Inspire Extrude does lots of automation ( geometry cleanup, automatic mesh generation, mesh clean up, BC creation, solver export) in background hence model has to adhere to CAD the guideline for extrusion.
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