Hi Marco,

For V3... work in progress...

FiL

Hello,

1. Hidden line removal when exporting 2D vector images. MoI is unique already in it's great vector output quality using true curves, hidden line removal is icing on the cake.

2. Grouping would be a welcome addition.

3. The other suggestions are good, filleting improvements would be good.

Hello!

Ok than I start too :D (order of importance)

- Hidden Line export
(- Panelling Tool
- Finished group system)

As far as speeding up the viewport (level of detail), you can already do that. Just go to Options -> View and increase the Mesh Angle setting to reduce detail and speed things up.

Cool, lots of addition !

Hi SteveMacc,

Well actually I don't have any problem with the geometry itself, looks like it's more the curve overdraw that slow down the viewport when stuff are starting to be complex.
I get something like twice the framerate speed when I temporary hide the wireframe on heavy scene.

Anyway, I know it was allready discussed, but I couldn't resist to post it.

I imagine this may not be a realistic item but I could sure use part volume as a data output for a given model. I benchmark products and would love to model a part in MoI and obtain the volume on assemblies that do not come apart in a nondestructive way. Recently I lost my seat of SolidWorks to a real CAD guy (only so many seats to go around) so I've had to revert to doing a lot of calculations by hand.
Dreaming in Detroit :)
- David

A 3 axis CAM plugin with the same high level of quality, support and value of MoI. Oh, and variable radius fillets.

Bob

If Michael could have MoI get up and get me a beer every hour and a half or so...This would be nice and fit into the easy modeling tools category....:o

But where would you put beer in the UI Burr?

What if someone preferred a scotch or rum? And Mixers, where would you put the mixers?

... it's a minefield.

Mark

Hi

I need a ruler in order to control some distances...and a goniometer for angles...

FiL

Hi Fil, just a quick note on this:

> I need a ruler in order to control some distances..

Currently you can draw a line to find the distance between 2 points - while you are drawing the line look at the distance readout in the bottom toolbar, here:




Also once you have drawn a line you can select it and the length of it is displayed here:




There's also a plugin command that you can install to get a "Distance" command as well:
http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#MeasureDistance

- Michael

Hi Michael,

Yes, but if I draw a line in order to control the distance between two points, at the end I've a line that not use...
Now I'll see the plugin.
Thank

FiL

Hi Fil, you don't need to complete the line, just watch the distance readout in the bottom while you are drawing it and then instead of clicking the 2nd point to finish the line just hit the Escape key or push the Cancel button to cancel drawing the line.

That way you are not left with any extra line.

You may like the plugin though.

- Michael

Hi Michael, obvious! Why did not I think the first. I've installed the plugin now. It's what I was looking for.

Thank

FiL

Hello everyone,

I vote for the improvement groups, and parents. I have in general more than 60 objects in view, the management gives me a headache. Fluidity in the refesh list of objects. Accelerating the display would be a plus. I see the difference, for example with modo, the interface is very fluid.
Multi-threaded operations for large cpus.


Thank you very much.

FBX export with materials assigned is one thing I would like to see.

My vote is for text wrap around curved solids (as opposed to projection which causes distortion), for the purpose of creating recessed text.

Ed

A Cutting Plane would help in Model inspection in many areas......And the beer thing.

My top 3 for the future, not necessarily V3 are:

1.)Grouping
2.)deformable nurbs like here http://www.integrityware.com/News/PressReleases/IWPress_2_13_10_01.html
3.)manipulation of faces edges

cheers vinced

From an engineering standpoint, I'd like to be able to set the scale of my drawing vs. its real world counterpart.

Back in the old days when I made 2D CAD drawings, I would set the "sheet scale" to 1:48 or 1:64 or whatever I needed. I could enter the dimensions for a box measuring 6' by 8' and the software would create a box the *scale equivalent* of a 6'x8' box. It was a very handy feature. I'd love to be able to toggle between 1:1 and some arbitrary scale as needed.

Just a thought.

Chris