Thanks danperk!

Michael T.

MOI3D great program. But as said earlier, it is not enough for Android and iOS. Nothing in 2013 did not port it was placed on the tablet device. Well say if some tablets now performs better than a number of low-cost laptops and even desktops. I like the Acer A701 (5 cores on board 2 GB RAM Nvidea Tegra GPU). In addition to the plates have a great opportunity to use the pen for input, which is very convenient!

Hi Altus3D - Android is a very different system than a PC, it runs on a different CPU and programs are even written in a different programming language.

So an Android port would be a very time consuming and extensive activity, probably something like several years of work in total length.

It's not really something that makes any sense for a very small single person development shop like myself to attempt to do.

It doesn't really matter how cool it would be to have it, it just simply isn't feasible for one person to tackle many different multi-year work projects all at the same time, there are only 24 hours in the day and I would need some several hundred hours in the day in order to do what you are describing.

When you have limited development resources, it really helps a lot to try and focus on a smaller number of things, already just keeping track of Windows and Mac is a huge amount of work itself, I don't think you really understand the immense quantity of additional work that you're asking for me to do here... There is simply no way that it is possible.

- Michael

Altus3D, while porting to Android isn't really feasible given Michael's time and resources (and the work that would be required... I know, I've done it before), there's another option you could consider: running Moi3D remotely:

http://mobiputing.com/2012/03/onlive-desktop-lets-you-run-windows-apps-on-ipad-android-tablets/
http://mashable.com/2012/11/19/apps-control-laptop/

Or, theoretically, you might be able to use WINE for Android in the future (but I doubt the performance would be good enough):

http://www.technologybrunch.com/wine-for-android-soon-you-will-be-able-to-run-windows-apps-on-android.html

Cheers,

Eric

Hi there,

I use to have Moi 3D folder copies over my Android phone. Connect my Android to a computer with the USB port and use the phone as a hard drive and start moi from there.

But for that, you need a computer, if you don't have access to it, then it is a bummer.

Moi does run fine a small windows 8 tablet, I use the Samsung 500t model, its running windows 8 and NOT the RT version.

Hi Denis, how is it that MoI can run on RT? Does it have an emulator?

oops, forgot to type not in front, corrected. it does not.