The Mesh Healer tool got a makeover, now including the Mesh Degenerations and Mesh Inspector tools that used to be separate.
Here are some key updates:
The web version of MeshInspector can now handle up to 4 GB of memory, doubling its previous capacity. This allows for smoother operation with larger files and more complex tasks.
If the web version of MeshInspector encounters a major issue, like running out of memory, it now displays a message instead of abruptly stopping.
Mesh Healer and Offset tools are now available in the web version.
Opening STEP/STP files in the web version is now quicker on slow internet connections, thanks to data compression.
Desktop sign-in is now more seamless, as it remembers your email and automatically retries if the internet connection is unstable.
The Brush tool has undergone significant improvements since the last release, with the removal of the standalone Laplacian Brush tool.
The Align Manually tool has advanced settings that are now visible, and a new Auto Position button has been added.
Various adjustments have been made to enhance the interface and overall performance.
