Does 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...
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#22Very 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?
Edit: I am not familiar with STL format, may have a look at it, thanks.
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#24I 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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#25Are you using a scene graph for the display?
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#26Does 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/
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#27Also fusion forces you to save to autocad’s cloud and they inspect your designs for hints you’re using it for non hobby stuff.
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#28Curious to see how this performs against fusion 360. Autocorrect has gotten real aggressive on pricing and licenses of late. Also fusion forces you to save to autocad’s cloud and they inspect your designs for hints you’re using it for non hobby stuff.
This sentence is meta on many levels!
(He probably meant "Autodesk" but autocorrect kicked in rather aggressively, as he anticipated).
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
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...