hotbox improvbent: using Shift+Space will keep the hot box open until you hit escape.rboved third-party print services that weren't really working anyways.automatic support for high-DPI displays on Windows.
completed Japanese version of Meshmixer.fixed intermittent mesh disappearing after running Make Solid or Remesh.fixed the Cancel button for long-running tools.
fixed startup crashes for certain machines. NOTE: requires graphics card drivers update mesh normal rendering mode now has correct default. using '' keys for Mac to contract/expand selection. applying Offset to a mesh with boundary. Added a hotkey for toggling printer bed rendering. Please add your comments about how the crash happened. A report can now be sent to Autodesk when Meshmixer crashes, which will allow us to debug your issues in a more meaningful way. Implemented Customer Error Report (CER) functionality. You can now easily add custom printers and use your printer software to do the actual print, or you can export your model as STL and send it to the 3rd party printing services. We have eliminated 3rd party printing services that were not working properly and causing crashes. added a fix for Macs with retina displays. added more fixes for crashes and bugs due to the outdated graphics card drivers. 3MF is an XML-based data format - human-readable compressed XML - that includes definitions for data related to 3D manufacturing, including third-party extensibility for custom data. added support for the 3MF file format. added ViewCube! See for more information. I don't have autodesk so cant help with that but lets identify the exact problem first and then see if google has a suitable answer once the question can be more narrowly defined. Same with pretty much any file posted here except pictures.Įxport resolution is a function of the design software and where those settings are depend on the software used. 
However you MUST zip up the 3mf file or the forum will not allow it to be attached. Irt gives us a snapshot that allows us to load and see exactly what you are working with. That 3mf file will contain the objects on your build plate along with all the settings you are using to slice. You could also save your prusa slicer project (File>save project as) which will create a 3mf file. You could post pictures of what the object in autodesk looks like and what it looks like when opened in PS. Do you mean you are losing resolution on your export from autodesk ? for example are smooth cylinders becoming faceted ?
Its difficult to understand your problem from the description.
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