Antimony for Mac
A new form of CAD tool.
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Antimony overview
Antimony is a computer-aided design (CAD) tool from a parallel universe in which CAD software evolved from Lisp machines rather than drafting tables
foundations Antimony is built on three mostly-orthogonal axes: A framework for tracking information flow through directed acyclic graphs A geometry engine for doing CSG A standard library of shapes and transforms Graph engine Solid modeling in Antimony is done by connecting nodes in a graph.
What’s new in version 0.9.3
Version 0.9.3b:
Note: Although Finder indicates that this is version 0.9.3, the developer states that this is version 0.9.3b.
Features:
- Use alt modifier to drag values faster
- Add 'Show math string' node
- Pre-emptively clip rendering to screen size (which should make rendering faster when zoomed in)
- Easier packaging for Debian
- Flatter icon
Bugfixes:
- Tab and shift-tab now switch between datums like they used to (before 0.9.1)
- HSB color node is no longer black by default
- Fix extra images being drawn on load
- 'Hide UI' menu item actually does what it says
Antimony for Mac
Free
In English
Version 0.9.3
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May 31 2015
Version: 0.7.9b
This is remarkable little tool. I've certainly worked with number of CAD and modeling tools over the years and this has a fresh and powerful perspective for visualizing the system for object creation. I think that this is a great start for such a relatively young project. Give it a shot, you won't regret it.