Users have a variety of “tools” at their disposal on the platform.

Similar to Minecraft, the platform has a cube as its most basic element. It is both intuitive and fun as it treats modeling like a game. It certainly makes sense why 3D Slash is considered to be one of the easiest 3D design softwares to use. These benefits are also available on the school plan (designed specifically as the name suggests for those looking to use the software for educational purposes) and the professional plan. Additionally, they will be able to export without a queue and have access to the 3D Slash App on their mobile. In the premium version ($24 annually, though a monthly subscription is also available), users are able to also make their designs high resolution and have no limitations on colors. Though known for its free option, which offers a web version and online storage as well as 8 standard colors, there are also paid options of 3D Slash starting from about $2 per month. He launched the 3D design software in 2014 with co-founder Quentin Jacomet.

One of the most popular 3D printing modeling softwares on the market, 3D Slash was created by Sylvain Huet, a French engineer who was inspired by popular online game, Minecraft. However, many of the available softwares can be difficult to use. Among these are modeling softwares which are used to design the parts that will be 3D printed.

3D softwares are an important part of 3D printing as they allow users to perform a number of critical tasks.

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