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New Features in JSculpt

I have done a lot of work on JSculpt, a 3D Modeling software written in Java that I’m developing.

Annotations

Selected items in the scene tree are now highlighted in the 3d viewports with annotations. These will help the script developer to better understand the underlying structure of his objects.

I will try to implement more annotations types, to make the viewports as instructive as possible about object data.

Complete Boolean Operations

Objects may now be combined using all kind of complex structures of unions, intersections, merges and differences. For instance this cube whose centers were extruded by difference operations.

This may look trivial, but generating optimal meshes for these operations is really a challenge. I still have a few issues to solve, but it is functional in the latest SVN version.

See JSculpt project at SourceForge

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	« Final Fantasy XII Prologue for Guitar Projects Update » New Features in JSculpt I have done a lot of work on JSculpt, a 3D Modeling software written in Java that I’m developing. Annotations Selected items in the scene tree are now highlighted in the 3d viewports with annotations. These will help the script developer to better understand the underlying structure of his objects. I will try to implement more annotations types, to make the viewports as instructive as possible about object data. Complete Boolean Operations Objects may now be combined using all kind of complex structures of unions, intersections, merges and differences. For instance this cube whose centers were extruded by difference operations. This may look trivial, but generating optimal meshes for these operations is really a challenge. I still have a few issues to solve, but it is functional in the latest SVN version. See JSculpt project at SourceForge This entry was posted on Monday, August 18th, 2008 at 5:18 pm and is filed under Computing. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Comments are closed.