Fair enough Michael.
Being a solo dev myself, I completely understand your pov.
However, you might want to consider expanding your team, especially since Apple ditched x86, you'll probably need to split your code a bit for PCs and Macs going down the line. Rosetta will be eventually obsolete.

Anyway,

I'll buy MOI as it is, even if I'll use only the conversion part. I played yesterday with the new Moi 4 on my iPad + the pen, remotely with Moonlight (Nvidia Shield protocol) and it was quite usable. That is a very specific scenario when I'd actually use Moi instead of Fusion, on the go If I have a sudden Moment of Inspiration. Badam tssss. :)

As for your request, I'll give it a look and come back to you with a sample.

Question:
Any plans to improve the conversion to mesh even further?

Hi dlbogdan,

re:
> However, you might want to consider expanding your team, especially since Apple ditched
> x86, you'll probably need to split your code a bit for PCs and Macs going down the line.
> Rosetta will be eventually obsolete.

Actually I've already finished the work for making a native M1 Mac build, you can see a previous discussion here:
https://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=10036.1

The current status is that I'm still waiting for a universal binary for the SketchUp SDK for exporting to .skp format. Everything else other than that is functional.

So anyway no expanding the team will not be needed for that.


> Question:
> Any plans to improve the conversion to mesh even further?

I have some ideas to work on in the future but no short term plans for that currently.

- Michael