xspiral

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by xspiral 2y ago
That's true, understanding the common concepts and tools across different 3D modeling software can make the learning process easier. It’s all about getting familiar with the basics and knowing where to find the tools you need.
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by xspiral 2y ago
Interesting! Openscad seems quite versatile for your needs. It's great that you can use it alongside Blender for specific cases. A real Openscad scanner would definitely be a game-changer.
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by xspiral 2y ago
Yeah, there have been a few attempts that didn't work out. It's definitely a challenging area. Maybe with better tech and user feedback, we'll see more successful implementations in the future.
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by xspiral 2y ago
That makes a lot of sense. Lightweight mixed reality glasses could definitely drive the adoption of 3D apps for productivity. It's exciting to think about how this technology could change our work environments.
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by xspiral 2y ago
Visualizing data is definitely a great application. I wonder if there are other creative uses we haven't thought of yet. Maybe project management or collaborative workspaces could benefit from 3D as well.
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Ask HN: What do you think about the potential for 3D office software?
3 points by xspiral 2y ago|6 comments
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by xspiral 2y ago
Absolutely, Blender and Fusion 360 are powerful but definitely tough for beginners. It’s great to hear that tools like these can serve as a good entry point into more complex programs. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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Ask HN: How Did You Overcome the Steep Learning Curve of 3D Design Tools?
1 points by xspiral 2y ago|0 comments
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by xspiral 2y ago
Yeah, Blender's shortcuts are a hurdle, and Fusion 360's interface can be confusing. I'll check out Tinkercad, thanks!
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by xspiral 2y ago
Yep, especially for beginners like me, paying before I have learned how to use doesn't seem appropriate.
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by xspiral 2y ago
I get where you're coming from. FreeCAD has come a long way recently, especially with the realthunder branch which improved a lot of the parametric modeling features. It's still not as polished as SolidWorks, but for open source,
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Ask HN: Why Are Most 3D Design Tools So Difficult for Beginners?
3 points by xspiral 2y ago|6 comments
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by xspiral 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! I’ll check out your tutorial series. I’ve heard great things about Blender's community. Starting with a quickstart guide sounds perfect to avoid getting stuck on the basics. Appreciate the help!
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by xspiral 2y ago
Yep, that makes sense. Fusion 360 does seem pretty solid for personal projects. Thanks for sharing your experience! Hopefully, by the time any changes happen, there will be even better tools out there.
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by xspiral 2y ago
Thanks for your suggestions, I will try both!
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by xspiral 2y ago
Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely check out Fusion 360's free plan. It sounds like a good option for product design. Do you find it easier to transition to Blender later on, or do you stick with Fusion 360 for most of your proje
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by xspiral 2y ago
Thanks bro, I'm going to give it a try
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by xspiral 2y ago
Interesting take on FreeCAD's realthunder edition. I can see how the 2D sketch-based interface might be easier for simpler projects. But yeah, not learning the 3D methods for organic shapes could be a downside. Do you think it's w
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Ask HN: Is Blender the Best 3D Design Tool or Are There Better Alternatives?
14 points by xspiral 2y ago|18 comments
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by xspiral 2y ago
Anyone knows?
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by xspiral 2y ago
Love the spirit of this project! Helping small creators and businesses without ads or tracking is a win. Plus, $1/month is a steal. Linktree better watch out! Sign me up for the Discord – excited to see where this goes!
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by xspiral 2y ago
That's awesome! FFmpeg is super powerful. I've been using it for video edits too. It’s amazing how such a simple command can handle complex tasks. Thanks for sharing this tip!
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by xspiral 2y ago
Great question! YouTube's scale definitely plays a big role. With the massive user base, ad revenue can cover the costs. Plus, Google’s infrastructure helps reduce expenses. For a new platform, the economies of scale and established ad
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by xspiral 2y ago
I've been wondering the same! From what I've seen, weekdays, especially Tues-Thurs, are the best. Early morning EST seems to catch the most eyes. Avoid weekends and late nights if you can. Good luck with your project, looking forw
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Producthunt Must Be the Best Platform for Startup Launches, Right?
1 points by xspiral 2y ago|1 comments
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by xspiral 2y ago
Nice