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I was caught off gaurd by the need for an external editor. The lack of x,y,z annotations, or scale reference, or plane grit, or horizon display, ability to set a background color or image, ability to snap to an ortho, top, left, right view made me feel like I was in a college demo rather than in a full featured application. When I explored the file menu, I found the "Purchase Export Feature..." item to leave me wondering about price. ($9.99 USD) which is probably fair for the work put in, but feels high for the lack of features. Overall I decided it was not worth paying, so I can't say how well the export feature works. If the developer makes the edit experience more user friendly I would consider paying to be able to export.
I'm useless at traditional 3D modelling, but after a little bit of exploration I've found I can do quite complex things in a straightforward fashion. And since the source files are just text, I can keep them under source control and just revert when I inevitably muck something up. As a bonus, it's a well-behaved Android app, comes with great help documentation and Nick is very responsive to support emails.
I really like this tool. It is really easy to make shapes, I got the hang of it very quickly. So cool how you can add textures!! Very good, will be using for a project soon.
I saw a tweet mentioning this app and was excited for a better 3D design app for Android. Sadly this isn't it. My first issue is that this app doesn't include an editor. Instead the author allow/relies on whatever editor you like. By default Xcode opened for me, odd but okay. Second, the scripting is like OpenSCAD but not. So whatever is written for this app can't really be shared with the large 3D printing community. The scripting language seemed straight forward enough, but also different enough that converting existing OpenSCAD scripts would be a pain. OpenSCAD is ugly as sin and doesn't take advantage of great Android technolgoies like Metal, but for me ShapeScript it's currently not worth a new learning curve.
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