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Is there no good web based 3D editor that works in the browser?

• socalgal2 1y ago
  There's clara. Been around for 10+ years? https://clara.io/ https://clara.io/ https://web.autocad.com/ https://web.autocad.com/ https://www.onshape.com/ https://www.onshape.com/ There's lots of simpler ones or ones for specific needs https://www.figuro.io/ https://www.figuro.io/ https://www.tinkercad.com/ https://www.tinkercad.com/ (for 3d printing?) https://sketchup.trimble.com/en/plans-and-pricing/sketchup-free https://sketchup.trimble.com/en/plans-and-pricing/sketchup-f... https://spline.design/ https://spline.design/
  • mg 1y ago
    Looks like those are not open source? I think I have seen people who do 3D modeling objects to later print them on 3D-printers use open source software in the browser. But I could be wrong.
    • jeffhuys 1y ago
      A lot of them use onshape. In-browser but not open source. Free for public use though. Not sure what you’ve seen.
    • socalgal2 1y ago
      Theoretically you could compile Blender via Emscripten into a webpage. Kind of like someone compile Audacity into a webpage. https://wavacity.com/ https://wavacity.com/ Of course I feel like web based editor would have accounts, cloud storage, multi-user (like Google Docs, Figma), and a bunch of other things, streaming files, streaming textures, etc.... Still, it might run with no mods :P
• ethan_smith 1y ago
  Three.js editor, Tinkercad, and PlayCanvas are all capable browser-based 3D editors with different strengths (modeling, CAD, and game development respectively).
• pjmlp 1y ago
  Waiting for a decade for good Web based 3D graphical debuggers, other than coloured pixels....