Congrats on the release and major version milestone.
I'll give it a try to model some weird shaped abstract stuff to make some generative art.
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#12I downloaded the beta for windows, clicked around a bit and it crashed. I noticed there doesn't seem to be any crash reporter. Is there somewhere I can report this bug?
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#13Very cool! Did you come up with the interaction patterns yourself or is it inspired by something else?
I can also imagine using this for quickly prototyping 3D prints. Have you considered STL export?
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#14Does this use the same coordinate space[1] as Maya , or does it use the same coordinate space as Blender ? Blender has no end of hidden trouble importing to Unity because Unity chose to be the same as Maya [1] https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/471/is-it-possib...
TIL.
The fact that gaming and Maya use one (Y-up) and that CAD and Blender use another (Z-up) brings the classic xkcd to mind.
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#15I downloaded the beta for windows, clicked around a bit and it crashed. I noticed there doesn't seem to be any crash reporter. Is there somewhere I can report this bug?
I would imagine submitting an issue is the right answer.
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#16Does this use the same coordinate space[1] as Maya , or does it use the same coordinate space as Blender ? Blender has no end of hidden trouble importing to Unity because Unity chose to be the same as Maya [1] https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/471/is-it-possib...
TIL. The fact that gaming and Maya use one (Y-up) and that CAD and Blender use another (Z-up) brings the classic xkcd to mind. https://xkcd.com/927/
The fact that there are only 2 makes me think that it doesn't apply though. I just hope nobody trise to go make a third.
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#17This looks a bit like (but also slightly different from) modeling with metaballs in Blender.
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#18Does this use the same coordinate space[1] as Maya , or does it use the same coordinate space as Blender ? Blender has no end of hidden trouble importing to Unity because Unity chose to be the same as Maya [1] https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/471/is-it-possib...
TIL. The fact that gaming and Maya use one (Y-up) and that CAD and Blender use another (Z-up) brings the classic xkcd to mind. https://xkcd.com/927/
Most CGI software where in-house software before being commercial. So the "what others do?" question never popped. :)
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
TIL. The fact that gaming and Maya use one (Y-up) and that CAD and Blender use another (Z-up) brings the classic xkcd to mind. https://xkcd.com/927/
The fact that there are only 2 makes me think that it doesn't apply though. I just hope nobody trise to go make a third.
There are also left-handed and right-handed coordinate systems...
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#20Does this use the same coordinate space[1] as Maya , or does it use the same coordinate space as Blender ? Blender has no end of hidden trouble importing to Unity because Unity chose to be the same as Maya [1] https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/471/is-it-possib...
Dust3D use right-handed coordinate space, X - front view, Z - side view, Y - up.
I am not quite sure what exactly coordinate space other software use, but I make sure the exported fbx looks as the same in Unity, and the exported glb looks as the same in Godot.