picoCAD – a tiny modeler for tiny models
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picoCAD – a tiny modeler for tiny models
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#4edit: their website - https://picocad.net/
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#6You can also check out https://picoCAD.net for more info :)
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#7Hallo! Johan the dev here, thanks for all the positive responses. Happy to answer any questions about picoCAD if there are any. You can also check out https://picoCAD.net for more info :)
For my curiosity: How are you distributing this? Is it the Web version of the pico8 game or did you rewrite it in love or something? Or does pico8 allows to embed their VM when distributing on Steam?
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#8Hallo! Johan the dev here, thanks for all the positive responses. Happy to answer any questions about picoCAD if there are any. You can also check out https://picoCAD.net for more info :)
Hey, been meaning to try picoCAD for a while now this might push me over the edge :) For my curiosity: How are you distributing this? Is it the Web version of the pico8 game or did you rewrite it in love or something? Or does pico8 allows to embed their VM when distributing on Steam?
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#9Hallo! Johan the dev here, thanks for all the positive responses. Happy to answer any questions about picoCAD if there are any. You can also check out https://picoCAD.net for more info :)
Now that picotron is ramping up which basically offers a superset in terms of features compared to pico8: will there be an expanded picotron version of picocad?
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#10Hallo! Johan the dev here, thanks for all the positive responses. Happy to answer any questions about picoCAD if there are any. You can also check out https://picoCAD.net for more info :)
Is there a workflow you would recommend for creating animations once the model has been created in picoCAD?