Shapely 3D 1.2 catches a failed print before the printer does - and hands the finished part straight to your slicer. Four hours of spaghetti, averted. PRINTABILITY CHECK - Every object is now checked the way a slicer checks it: holes in the surface, edges shared by three faces, faces turned inside out. A flagged object gets a warning in the objects list; a clean one gets nothing at all, because silence is the highest compliment a mesh can receive. - The new Printing tab, beside the Inspector and the Catalog (Option-Cmd-3), lists what is wrong, explains why a printer cares and can draw the problem edges in red on the model. Red means "here", not "panic". - Repair (Pro) closes holes, welds gaps, removes stray faces and turns inside-out faces the right way round, in one undoable step - then tells you what it fixed and what it couldn't. An honest repair job. Rare in any trade. - Exporting an STL or USDZ, sharing one, or opening a model in a slicer now asks first when an object may not print: Repair and Export, Export Anyway or Cancel. A clean scene is never interrupted. A Shortcut exporting a flagged project fails with a clear message instead of writing a file that fails later, in the dark, at 3 am. IMPORT USDZ - File > Import > USDZ..., or drop a .usdz on the viewport. A scan from an iPhone's scanner app - the hinge, the broken knob, the mug the holder has to fit - or any model Quick Look opens lands in the project at real size. Make it a model, not a memory. OPEN IN BAMBU STUDIO AND PRUSASLICER - File > Open in lists the slicers installed on your Mac; pick one and the model goes straight there as an STL, no save panel in between. It's also in a project card's menu on the home, so a finished part can go from card to print bed without the editor ever opening. The editor is fine with this. It's not taking it personally. ALSO NEW - The Printing tab gathers everything about getting a model onto a printer: the selected object's check and Repair, Export STL and Open in. One tab, one purpose, no wandering. - The File menu groups its file items into Import, Export and Open in submenus, each row a format or an app, instead of a run of Import STL..., Import USDZ..., Export STL..., Export USDZ... that read like a roll call. - Duplicate a project from the home: right-click a card and "[name] copy" appears at the top of the grid, ready to change while the original stays exactly as it was. Experiment on the copy. That's what copies are for. - A Liquid Glass app icon, with Dark, Clear and Tinted looks that follow the Dock. The orange cube now rests on its workplane grid, as objects do in the app - it had been floating for two releases and nobody said a word. The same icon greets you in About and on the welcome tour's first page. - The welcome tour's last page now says to check the model on the Printing tab and Repair it before exporting, so the first print doesn't fail on a hole the check would have caught. - The App Store review request no longer appears while you're working. It waits for the projects home, after a few days of real use, skips any session that ran into an error, and comes back at most once a quarter. It has learned to read the room. FIXED - Export STL proposes the project's name instead of "Untitled.stl". It knew the name the whole time. - Export STL..., Export USDZ... and Share > STL no longer stay enabled on the projects home after closing a project. They follow the open project and grey out on an empty scene, instead of offering, enthusiastically, to export nothing. - The Pro screen no longer cuts the longer features short with "...". Each one now reads in full, on a second line when it needs one, in every language. German, this one's for you.

Shapely 3D 1.1.1 is built for macOS 27 — and lets your models leave the app at real scale. They grow up so fast. USDZ EXPORT • File › Export USDZ… writes the scene as a USDZ file at real scale, every object in its own colour, ready for the new Quick Look, Preview and any USD tool — and for Spatial Preview on Vision Pro, where your bracket can finally float majestically in your living room. macOS 27. • Save a Copy and Export STL on macOS 27 write the file in the background, so you can keep modelling while the file does its thing. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Settings › Shortcuts has grown up: every command is listed under the menu it lives in (File, Edit, View, Object, Tools), with a search field and All / Menu / Tools / Customized / Conflicts filters. Click a shortcut, press the new keys, done. Esc changes its mind, ⌫ restores the default, and right-clicking gets you the old-fashioned key field for the stubborn cases. • Give two commands the same keys, or pick one macOS already owns (⌘H, we're looking at you), and the row tells you which command you just stepped on. Your iPad gets the same shortcuts through iCloud, so it will thank you too. MULTIPLE WINDOWS • File › New Window (⇧⌘N) opens a second editor with its own project, selection and undo, so the reference model can sit next to the one you're building. A project only opens in one window at a time — asking for it twice brings the first one forward instead of letting two copies fight over your work. ⌘N makes a new project, ⌘W closes the window, and nothing else has changed about ⌘W since 1984. SPOTLIGHT, SIRI AND SHORTCUTS • Every project is searchable by its name AND by the names of the objects in it, so "bracket" finds the project holding one even if you called it "Untitled 7" (we know you did). Shortcuts and Siri gain Open Project, New Project and Export STL (Pro), which hands you the file without even opening the app. Rude, but efficient. PER-FACE COLOURS • In Edit Faces, the palette paints just the selected faces, so a lid, a label or one side of a box can be a different colour from the rest. Use Object Color takes it back; Reset Face Colors in the inspector clears them all. Face colours survive booleans, cuts, point edits, smoothing, duplicates and the project file, and show in the USDZ export. STL still can't carry colour — that's STL's problem, and it's been STL's problem since 1987. FIXED • Project thumbnails follow Light and Dark Mode instead of always looking like they were shot in a basement. • Undo names a reorder of the objects list "Undo Reorder", so you know exactly what you're regretting. • The welcome tour's pages sit centred in the sheet, as pages should. • Dragging the gizmo after separating a combined shape and its duplicate no longer crashes. • Choosing a custom colour in the colour panel after the selection changed, or after its window closed, no longer crashes.

Shapely 3D 1.1 is built for macOS 27 — and lets your models leave the app at real scale. They grow up so fast. USDZ EXPORT • File › Export USDZ… writes the scene as a USDZ file at real scale, every object in its own colour, ready for the new Quick Look, Preview and any USD tool — and for Spatial Preview on Vision Pro, where your bracket can finally float majestically in your living room. macOS 27. • Save a Copy and Export STL on macOS 27 write the file in the background, so you can keep modelling while the file does its thing. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Settings › Shortcuts has grown up: every command is listed under the menu it lives in (File, Edit, View, Object, Tools), with a search field and All / Menu / Tools / Customized / Conflicts filters. Click a shortcut, press the new keys, done. Esc changes its mind, ⌫ restores the default, and right-clicking gets you the old-fashioned key field for the stubborn cases. • Give two commands the same keys, or pick one macOS already owns (⌘H, we're looking at you), and the row tells you which command you just stepped on. Your iPad gets the same shortcuts through iCloud, so it will thank you too. MULTIPLE WINDOWS • File › New Window (⇧⌘N) opens a second editor with its own project, selection and undo, so the reference model can sit next to the one you're building. A project only opens in one window at a time — asking for it twice brings the first one forward instead of letting two copies fight over your work. ⌘N makes a new project, ⌘W closes the window, and nothing else has changed about ⌘W since 1984. SPOTLIGHT, SIRI AND SHORTCUTS • Every project is searchable by its name AND by the names of the objects in it, so "bracket" finds the project holding one even if you called it "Untitled 7" (we know you did). Shortcuts and Siri gain Open Project, New Project and Export STL (Pro), which hands you the file without even opening the app. Rude, but efficient. PER-FACE COLOURS • In Edit Faces, the palette paints just the selected faces, so a lid, a label or one side of a box can be a different colour from the rest. Use Object Color takes it back; Reset Face Colors in the inspector clears them all. Face colours survive booleans, cuts, point edits, smoothing, duplicates and the project file, and show in the USDZ export. STL still can't carry colour — that's STL's problem, and it's been STL's problem since 1987. FIXED • Project thumbnails follow Light and Dark Mode instead of always looking like they were shot in a basement. • Undo names a reorder of the objects list "Undo Reorder", so you know exactly what you're regretting. • The welcome tour's pages sit centred in the sheet, as pages should.