A few ideas

[kjkoz]

Congratulations on a fantastic program! I am impressed by the creativity and the speed at which changes are implemented.
There are a few things I feel are missing:

1. Displaying X, Y, and Z axis orientation arrows, just like in Bambu Studio or Orca.
2. Separate handles for resizing along a single axis (currently, both axes resize simultaneously).
3. The ability to dimension shapes within a "sketch" and edit sizes numerically.
4. It’s great that you’ve added the cutting feature! Some connectors — like those in Bambu Studio — would be a useful addition.
5. I’m not sure why, but I sometimes have trouble moving things using the middle mouse button.
   Honestly, your program is very close to being perfect!

[henmedia]

Thanks a lot for the kind words and the ideas!

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Resizing along one axis: the handles in the middle of each side resize along one axis only; the corner handles resize two axes at once. We could make that easier to see.

Dimensions in a sketch: this is already there since version 1.30.0. Select a straight line and click its dimension label, then type the length you want and press Enter (Alt+Enter grows the line to both sides around its middle). If you don't see it, reload the page or update to the latest version.

Axis arrows: not there yet, will come soon :-)

Connectors for the split tool: we're not planning these for now. Your slicer can already add connectors when you split a model there, so we'd rather not duplicate that.

Middle mouse button: could you tell me your mouse (or touchpad), operating system and browser? And does it happen when you pan the view? Layerling uses the middle button to pan the view, not to move objects.

[kjkoz]

Thank you, you're amazing!
When I insert a shape — like a rectangle — into a sketch and try to resize it, I can only drag a handle to change both dimensions at once. It would be really useful to be able to enter dimensions numerically, resize just one dimension, and scale the shape proportionally.
And one more small suggestion: it would be great to be able to read and save files from the cloud, such as Google Drive.

[henmedia]

I will look into this on saturday.
As you can already import and export files to your local file system, you also can use your Google Drive if mapped to a local folder. A direct Google Drive implementation will not happen - layerling will stay completely cloudless by itself

[henmedia]

@kjkoz, the axis arrows are in 1.48.0: X (red, to the right), Y (green, to the front) and Z (blue, up) at the back left corner of the plate, as in Bambu Studio and Orca. They follow a workplane on a face and can be switched off under Axis arrows in the settings. Here is how it works. Still open from your list: the single-axis handles, and your middle-button question.

[henmedia]

@kjkoz, the sketch part is in 1.51.0. The frame round a selected shape now has eight handles: the ones on the sides stretch one way only, the corners both ways, and holding Shift on a corner keeps the proportions. You can also click the width or height label and type a size - a calculation like "60+12.5" or a percentage like "150%" works too. Here is how it works.

For the middle mouse button I'd still need your mouse, operating system and browser, if it happens again.