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The newest release of flyingshapes from flyingshapes is now out.
New features include:
You can now export to CAD tools like Alias, modify curves, and import them back into Flyingshapes. The imported curves will be editable just like in Alias.
In the layer menu, you can now lock a layer to prevent any unwanted changes.
The painter tool now includes an eraser feature, allowing you to easily hide or remove segments from your C3D surface. This enables creation of holes in otherwise closed surfaces.
Adjusting the calligraphy of your curves can by done by pushing the thumbstick up or down while hovering over the ending point of a curve.
There is also a new Flyingshapes tutorial out. In this new video, advanced techniques are explored such as:
The tutorial playlist is also available for those who might want a refresher.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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