Modlumi - Easy 3D modelling

Krass

Will you add DAE collada format for exporting? A format that could keep basic hierarchy?

pilou

Cool we can Drag & Drop files!
In TopMod for ModLumi you must make "Save As" OBJ and not Export OBJ!
Import OBJ from TopMod Inside ModLumi works fine! (faces are triangulated but less than Stl)
soccerball.zip the TopMod obj file!

pilou

From TopMod to Modlumi you can Export STL (no other choise)
STL also ... but faces are more triangulated!
soccerballst.zip the STL TopMod File!

pilou

TopMod --> ModLumi --> free Gemini

pilou

Bug ? when a big work is launched we can't Stop the process!
Only Alt + Ctll + Del!

pixelcruncher

@pilou What do you mean by big work? Also, the browser isn't very effective at handling big projects; you should prefer the desktop for that.

pilou

No I was in Desktop ! :°
Something like a Complex object = Component / Rotation *10 / = Component / Rotation * 10 = Component / Rotation *10 = Component
So I want stop during the last process!

pilou

Here a small work!

pixelcruncher

Modlumi 0.16 is out

Download it for Windows from https://modlumi.com/download/latest/windows, or open the browser version at https://modlumi.com/app/. If you already run 0.15 on Windows, it will offer you the update.

New features

Export your model as glTF and open it in Blender. File → Export glTF… saves a .glb or .gltf file that Blender, Unreal, Unity, Godot and three.js open. Groups and components, materials, textures and smooth edges come along, at the model's real size. The user guide shows how: https://modlumi.com/docs/user-guide/files/#open-your-model-in-blender

Try Rail Sweep, an experimental plugin that sweeps between two profiles along two rails (desktop only). The profile blends from the start shape to the end shape while the rails set each section's position, direction and width, with a live preview. Closed profiles make a solid. It's an experiment: it may change or be removed, and I'd like to hear how it works for you. Thanks @pilou for the idea! Source: https://github.com/thomasloockx/modlumi-plugins/tree/main/plugins/rail-sweep

Improvements

Plugins can read the attributes of imported SketchUp models. Attributes on groups, components and the model are kept when you import a .skp file and are saved with the project, so a plugin ported from a SketchUp extension can recognize the objects that extension made.

Fixes

Installing a plugin from a plugin.json on its own explains what to do. Choosing a plugin.json downloaded by itself read its whole folder, such as Downloads, and failed with an error about a 256 MB limit. Modlumi now refuses it right away, names the folder and suggests installing the plugin's zip. Thanks @Krass for the report! The Plugins page now explains how to install a plugin from GitHub: https://modlumi.com/docs/user-guide/plugins/
Save in the unsaved changes prompt opens the save dialog for a new model. Choosing Save for a model that was never saved showed no dialog, and Modlumi then ignored all input.
Closing Modlumi asks about unsaved scripts as well as the unsaved model. When both the model and the script editor had unsaved changes, the script editor's question flashed for a moment and the window stayed open.

Full release notes: https://modlumi.com/docs/release-notes/

Thanks for the reports. Keep them coming!