3DTin
Creative
3d modelling
SHOW HN2011
How HN took it
7 positive, 4 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 1 critical, out of 12 comments about the project. Thread score +0.37.
Performance: 2 for, 1 againstExecution: 2 for, 0 againstIdea: 1 for, 0 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
Each row is a top-level comment and its replies, in HN's order. Select a cell to open that comment on HN.
positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Impressive performance and execution in the browser
From 3 comments
Impressive! It seems to be 90% of an online 3D CAD app that I've envisioned and blogged about: http://hacking-shindyapin.tumblr.com/tagged/3dCAD. Any plans on making it…
ph0rque on HNThat's really very impressive, I can imagine coming back to this as a rapid-sketch tool in a way that I never could with SketchUp. One suggestion: To aid camera/scene navigation,…
orls on HNSince you gave credit to even your operating system, the fact that that you leave out any canvas/webgl libraries probably means you didn't use any -- I'm superly impressed! Was…
fuzzythinker on HN
Useful for rapid sketching
From 1 comment
That's really very impressive, I can imagine coming back to this as a rapid-sketch tool in a way that I never could with SketchUp. One suggestion: To aid camera/scene navigation,…
orls on HN
Objections
Performance and browser freezing with many cubes or high smoothness
From 2 comments
It's nice to see that you can do stuff like this without plugins now thanks to Canvas and WebGL, even if the performance and stability aren't quite there yet. One particularly…
kevingadd on HN3DTin does use Web Workers. However the smoothing algorithms generate too much data if there are lot of cubes and/or the smoothness is high, that makes the tab/browser…
jayeshsalvi on HN
Vanishing model parts at high smoothness with WebGL
From 2 comments
It's nice to see that you can do stuff like this without plugins now thanks to Canvas and WebGL, even if the performance and stability aren't quite there yet. One particularly…
kevingadd on HN3DTin does use Web Workers. However the smoothing algorithms generate too much data if there are lot of cubes and/or the smoothness is high, that makes the tab/browser…
jayeshsalvi on HN
Opera not on supported list
From 3 comments
Opera is not listed among the supported browsers, but everything I tried works fine (version 11.00). Did you forget it, or does it actually have show stopping bugs?
bajsejohannes on HNI confirm this. Opera 11 on Linux (11.01 - 1160).
aw3c2 on HNYes, it should work find in Opera too (except Opera doesn't support WebGL, so it will use Canvas 2D, hence will be comparatively slower). It's not on supported list, because I…
jayeshsalvi on HN
Requests
Open-source the project
From 1 comment
Impressive! It seems to be 90% of an online 3D CAD app that I've envisioned and blogged about: http://hacking-shindyapin.tumblr.com/tagged/3dCAD. Any plans on making it…
ph0rque on HN
Camera navigation hotkeys in draw mode
From 1 comment
That's really very impressive, I can imagine coming back to this as a rapid-sketch tool in a way that I never could with SketchUp. One suggestion: To aid camera/scene navigation,…
orls on HN
Questions
Is smoothing done with marching cubes
From 1 comment
I think smoothing of ONE is just fine - Maybe you should just leave at that. Cool app :) - Lots to learn from it (using WebGL, etc.). Before looking in the source code - was…
malkia on HN
Does it work in Opera
From 1 comment
Opera is not listed among the supported browsers, but everything I tried works fine (version 11.00). Did you forget it, or does it actually have show stopping bugs?
bajsejohannes on HN
Alternatives named
SketchUp
From 1 comment
That's really very impressive, I can imagine coming back to this as a rapid-sketch tool in a way that I never could with SketchUp. One suggestion: To aid camera/scene navigation,…
orls on HN
Blender
From 1 comment
I clicked the link, thinking, "Please be like Blender, please be like Blender". Then I clicked the link, found a cool voxel modeler, and was satisfied. To clarify... This is 3D…
Xurinos on HN