Thursday, 12 November 2015
Rendering 3D drawings on iPad just got a lot easier. A new app named uMake lets designers draw two-dimensionally on an axis to render 3D images, and was created with the iPad Pro in mind. The app also allows you to extrude and revolve sketches for a recursive effect, or quickly manipulate an array pattern. Of course, the main pull will be the ability to sketch something in 2D and have it spit out a 3D rendering. Once you’ve sketches lines out, they can also be pulled or skewed to create a desired effect. Because uMake can’t do it all,…
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