1. Flashforge 3d Printer Software

The open-source 3D printer Creator Pro features a sturdy metal frame and dual extrusion technology. The reliable personal desktop 3D printer delivers excellent print results, even with ABS, thanks to its enclosed build chamber. It is an easy-to-use, high-quality 3D printer that is compatible with 3D.

Select the Port (if you don’t see the COM Port in your Arduino IDE, you need to install the ):3. Select your Board in Tools  Board menu (in my case it’s the DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1)2. Open the following example under File  Examples  WiFi (ESP32)  WiFiScan4. A new sketch opens in your Arduino IDE:5. Press the Upload button in the Arduino IDE.

Have to go with Banana_Science on this.
Have tried a few of the other slicers, and survived quite well on an alternating diet of FlashPrint and Slic3r (I personally had less issues with FPrint).
However, despite Simplify3D being expensive, it works really well for me, and you can tweak almost anything (from what I've seen so far). Disk wipe software for mac download.

AutoDesk has their 'freebie' PrintStudio that I got access to when downloading Fusion360 (free for hobby and limited business use) it might be worth you trying before parting with real cash: https://support.ember.autodesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/212823998-Install-Print-Studio (It is part of the Ember 3D-Printer package 'Spark' (until Jan15, 2017), then Spark is shutting down. I suspect the PrintStudio might continue as an add-on to other AutoDesk products as it is being mentioned as a new feature in these products:- AutoCAD, Inventor, etc).

Flashforge 3d Printer Software

Personally, I have not regretted the purchase of Simplify3D, I'd love it to be cheaper, but as Banana_Science says, it 'is totally worth it.'
Good luck,
Susi xx