It was kind of a win-win approach, with the additional effect that Autodesk looked like a hobbyist-friendly company. > Today you did not just break the main use-case for hobbyists by disabling the export in DXF, but you also showed that you prefer to spend money to block existing features of your software instead of improving it with new paid features. #Slicer for fusion 360 says material is too small software# That's an indicator that you don't care about the product itself anymore, but that you are just trying to extract the maximum money out of your current users instead. > I don't see the point to support a company like that anymore, so I deleted my account. > You did not only lose a user, you lost my trust. I'm using FreeCad for simple 3d-printing, and it mostly works, has all the features I need, but you have to struggle with everything. The dependencies between sketches break when you change anything earlier in the chain (like drawing a circle for a hole in a wall that was 6 polygons and now that wall is 8 polygons and the circle jumps to another corner or somewhere) because automatic naming of stuff isn't consistent.

You can work around this by always using datum planes as the basis for each sketch but it's very inconvenient and makes editing sketches hard because datum planes occlude other stuff on the sketch.

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