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  • Grow a beard. Or, if it’s your legs—stop.

  • Oh please, sleep and taking a shower doesn’t count as obligation. If you want to be pedantic, breathing is also pretty inconvenient. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄💋

  • I’m doing it right now. And I’m older than you (probably).

  • Untrue. You can remove all obligations and duties, besides laundry and dishes.

  • Daily beast?

  • Oh, fusion is a heavy beast for sure. I just can’t stand FreeCAD’s interface.

    I just wish someone would make an open source project with sketch based modeling and…. That’s all! I don’t need materials, rendering etc. I literally only need STL export.

    But it needs to be as easy as shapr3d—which is marvelous, but $38usd/m for some stupid reason.

  • It doesn’t work. I’ve scoured my system and prefs and can’t find where it’s storing that I’ve done the demo. I’ve tried various emails. I’ll just run it in a VM I suppose!

  • Yes

  • FreeCAD, as of today, looks and feels like it was made in 2010 or earlier. I’m sure there is a type of person who FreeCAD check all their boxes and excites them to no end, but I am, sadly, not in that group.

  • Adobe doesn’t own fusion. Did you mean Autodesk?

    The cloud. I hate it. It also has way more than I actually need. It’s bulky. It’s importing assets is very limited in ways that I need.

    I’ll take a look at MatterCAD. Thank you for the suggestion.

  • Public files aren’t okay. Using public files as a way to get people to pay is also not okay.

    What I’m getting from this community is to stick with Fusion. Which is fine I guess.

  • I did the Plasticity demo, but I got busy and forgot about it. Now I can’t do another demo.

  • I really wish onshape had a middle area between free and 1500 USD/y

    Same with Shapr3D (which doesn’t export high res in free mode) I just can’t justify paying for subscriptions when I use it sporadically.

    I don’t sell, and I don’t create frequently

    Uhhhggggg I hate modern software!!!

  • Wow that’s a name I haven’t heard in a while!

  • Well, CAD and “3D” are not the same thing. Blender is good for 3d, but cad features are stapled on. Also blender has too many knobs—that is not useful for CAD

  • With plasticity, do you make precision parts where .1mm matters or is it more decorative designs?

  • What are you used to?

  • I used OpenSCAD for a bit, and it’s good for simple things where clicking is far less efficient. I once needed a plate with a set of holes. OpenSCAD was great.

  • Jeepers, I’d run from that thing.