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I don't have an usecase, I don't own a printer even. But this is actually a good piece of software - it seems non-trivial from algorithmic point of view, UX is
by alfanick 6mo ago
I don't have an usecase, I don't own a printer even. But this is actually a good piece of software - it seems non-trivial from algorithmic point of view, UX is also well polished. Kudos to authors.
- lzhgusapp 6mo agoSame — as someone building macOS utilities I have a soft spot for indie apps that tackle genuinely hard algorithmic problems and still manage to ship a clean UI. The gap between "technically interesting" and "actually usable by non-experts" is huge, and it looks like they've bridged it well here.
- skypanther 6mo agoThe usecase for Unfolder or Pepkura isn't 3D printing. They're targeted at paper crafting. You print the unfolded file onto paper, cut, fold, and glue to create a 3D object. Something like these samples <https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=paper%20craft%20models&ia=images&iax=images https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=paper%20craft%20models&ia=i...>
- mcphage 6mo ago> The usecase for Unfolder or Pepkura isn't 3D printing. I'm assuming they meant a 2D printer, which you need to be able to use this.