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* [http://pixologic.com/sculptris/ Sculptris], great for organic designs—begin with a ball of clay, then sculpt away! | * [http://pixologic.com/sculptris/ Sculptris], great for organic designs—begin with a ball of clay, then sculpt away! | ||
* [http://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/ SculptGL], browser tool similar to Sculptris | * [http://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/ SculptGL], browser tool similar to Sculptris | ||
* [https://app.sketchup.com/app], great for architecture and mechanical designs | * [https://app.sketchup.com/app SketchUp] '''now available on the Chromebooks''', great for architecture and mechanical designs | ||
* [http://onshape.com OnShape], a website that allows you to create CAD models | * [http://onshape.com OnShape], a website that allows you to create CAD models | ||
Revision as of 08:25, 8 October 2019
Modeling Apps
- Blender
- Sculptris, great for organic designs—begin with a ball of clay, then sculpt away!
- SculptGL, browser tool similar to Sculptris
- SketchUp now available on the Chromebooks, great for architecture and mechanical designs
- OnShape, a website that allows you to create CAD models
Resources
- Gear Generator
- MorphoSource 3D scans of bones and artifacts!
- Turn Minecraft models into .stl files with Mineways (Cura also does this natively)