Simplify3D 4.1.0 [Multi]

Version 4.1.0
Prime Pillar and Ooze Shield have been upgraded to fully support up to 6 separate extruders
New Prime Pillar and Ooze Shield construction provides better stability, improved bonding between layers, and reduced material contamination
Improved priming sequences ensure that a tool is always primed at the beginning of each layer during multi-extrusion prints
Print time estimates have been greatly improved by simulating the actual behavior of the printer firmware for increased accuracy
New intelligent bridging algorithms utilize the model topology to automatically select the best bridging toolpaths
Bridging toolpaths will now be added, even when using concentric external fill patterns
Improved bridging behavior when dealing with multiple overlapping models
Sequential printing can now be used with multi-extrusion prints, allowing you to print multiple dual extrusion groups on a single build platform with reduced stringing between parts
When printing multiple parts, the raft for each model is now printed sequentially with its corresponding part for improved adhesion
Improved ability to use define separate Additions settings (rafts, skirts, etc) for nearby parts on the print bed
Solid layer regions have been optimized so that they are only added when absolutely needed
New solid layer toolpaths improve bonding between perimeters on the layers above and below, creating stronger parts in the Z-direction
Movement sequences have been further improved to avoid knocking over small parts when changing layers
Faster preheat times for multi-extruder builds
Fan and temperature per-layer setpoints now work more intuitively in conjunction with the Variable Settings Wizard
The layer number that is displayed during Preview Mode has been updated so that it is more intuitive for multi-process prints
Feature type comments in the G-Code file have been updated with a new prefix for easier searching and parsing
Using a first layer height below 100% will now correctly reduce the amount of extruded material (alternatively, a negative global Z-axis offset can be used to lower the first layer while still extruding the same amount of material)
Drag-and-drop can now be used to load a new G-Code toolpath preview while already in Preview Mode
Improved interface usability for machines with extremely large build volumes
Added support for a wider range of OBJ files
Improved slicing for degenerate models, allowing these common mesh issues to be automatically healed by the software
Numerous improvements for processing extremely large or complex build files
The custom post-processing scripting engine available in the software has been optimized for faster execution times
BFB toolpath formats have been significantly improved for quicker exporting
Numerous performance and memory usage improvements
New Portuguese language translation available by going to Help > Change Language
Improved translation consistency for French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish translations
Software installers now include complete language translations, allowing you to select your preferred language during setup for improved accessibility
Mac installer has been updated to be full 64-bit to avoid any potential warnings during installation
Fixed a bug that was causing slow wipe speeds in certain situations
Skirt and ooze shield toolpaths have been improved to remove extremely short movements
Resolved an issue that had impacted FFF settings import from previously exported G-Code files
Over 100 additional bug fixes across many different parts of the application for issues identified by our community
Added support for over 50 new 3D printers including the Alfawise U20, Anycubic Chiron, Creality Ender 3 Pro, Creality CR-X, FlashForge Adventurer 3, FlashForge Guider II, FlashForge Inventor II, Geeetech A10, Geeetech A30, PowerSpec Ultra 2.0, Qidi Technology X-pro, TEVO Flash, Ultimaker S5, and many more