Carbide Create Download - Does it include Pro

[RJH (Rollin Hansen)]

I have my machine ready to go. I downloaded Carbide Motion and then Carbide Create. I looked for Carbide Create Pro and could not find it. When I opened up Carbide Create (V5) it appears that it has Pro loaded with it. How do I know what the difference is between the base software and what is in Pro? Please correct me if I am wrong
Thanks

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Pro is an optional 3D modeling mode. We are currently giving away a free 1 yr. license:

Carbide Create Pro - Free For a Year

The title says it all. We’re trying to find extra value we can provide to the Carbide 3D community, who might have a lot of extra time on its collective hands, and we thought this might a good distraction for people stuck at home and it might give users who sell products a way to level-up their offerings. Go to https://launch.carbide3d.com/promo and claim your free one year license for CC Pro. If you’re not logged in you’ll need to do so and then visit the link again. UPDATE: Due to the larg…

[RJH (Rollin Hansen)]

I was able to find where to obtain the 1 year licence. I placed it into Carbide Create as instructed and reloaded.
Thank you for the help
Rollin

[fenrus (Arjan van de Ven)]

With the Pro version, you can do things like this:

Cutting STL models with Carbide Create Pro (nearly-2021 edition)

It’s been a while since I did the previous version of this tutorial (From STL file to Carbide Create (PRO) [screenshots included]) and the various pieces of software have changed a little so I figured it’s time to do a refresher. Some of the screenshots on the forum look a little tiny, but just click on them and they should become very readable [PXL_20201127_200308347] [PXL_20201127_200343337] Step 1) Finding a good STL file Not all STL files will cut equally well on a CNC; a 3 axis CNC on…

e.g. 3d models (for example from STL files) and landscapes