Remember java 'draw a 3d model'-thing? new version

Michael Knubben · Jan 2008

http://www.den.rcast.u-tokyo.ac.jp/%7Eyuki/plushie/index-e.html

They kept working on it, apparantly, and now it's geared towards plush toy-making, which is cool. This doesn't really do much for us, but I'm glad to see such a user-friendly piece of software made from the things we use so often. It's very limited, but that's okay

Slum · Jan 2008

Wow, thats a really awesome application for this technology.. It looks incredibly useful now. Sweet

nkoste · Jan 2008

It's actually a pretty decent unwrapper. Awesome program, I love this kind of stuff.

rebb · Jan 2008

Cute commentarury too ^_~

Jay Evans · Jan 2008

"nervous users" haha great line. Think I'll use that on newbies at work.

Really creative program, neat to see.

Valandar · Jan 2008

I tried out the demo... and it asploded!

bounchfx · Jan 2008

just watched the video.

wow, badass.

Rhinokey · Jan 2008

theres almost a program underneath all those bugs,, pretty much save after ever line, and be prepared to reopen the program constantly. and be prepared for some crazy stuff

I CHANGE MY OPINION this is the most broke assed software i have ever tried.

HonkyPunch · Jan 2008

impossible to use effectively

Michael Knubben · Jan 2008

Yeah, I tried it, and I take back my 'user-friendly' comment. Great concept, half-arsed execution. It's a shame, but then again: I'd love to see them continue their work on this untill they've ironed out all of the bugs.

Remember java 'draw a 3d model'-thing? new version

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