Sunday, January 29, 2012
Autodesk releases 123D Make Web App as a Technology Preview
Autodesk has a series of applications based on 3D creation. Several of them came from their Labs Projects and others have made it iOS iPad applications. When released, 123D Make was only available as a free download for Macs on OSX. Now Autodesk has released a preview web based application that is available to those with a web browser.
123D Make is a program that takes a 3D model and assists in creating a real life 3D physical model. It creates a pattern of flat panels that can be cut and put together to recreate your model. It can be used in one of two ways: order pre laser cut plates, or create eps files that you can print and use as templates to cut the material yourself.
Now that anyone can use it give it a try. Autodesk has several premade models that you can try out. The 123D series of programs are a great way for users to create 3D models, to capture 3D models, and to create 3D models.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Recent Comments
Categories
autocad
(63)
AutoDesk
(52)
AutoCAD 2009
(40)
augi
(37)
efficient
(37)
drafting
(28)
articles
(27)
training
(23)
CADaBlog
(22)
quick tip
(18)
video
(16)
Impression
(15)
AutoCAD 2010
(13)
AutoCAD WS
(13)
cad
(13)
me
(13)
off topic
(12)
cadalyst
(11)
review
(11)
survey
(11)
text
(11)
AU
(10)
AutoCAD 2011
(10)
annotation
(9)
Android
(8)
blocks
(8)
fun
(8)
mobile
(8)
3D
(7)
Autodesk Labs
(7)
CUI
(6)
ribbon
(6)
workaround
(6)
3D Mouse
(5)
CAD Manager
(5)
RSS
(5)
data
(5)
fields
(5)
files
(5)
inventor
(5)
paper space
(5)
quotes
(5)
reference
(5)
tech
(5)
Apps
(4)
UI
(4)
action recorder
(4)
autocad lt
(4)
dimension
(4)
email
(4)
fills
(4)
layers
(4)
leaders
(4)
rant
(4)
salary
(4)
selection
(4)
styles
(4)
3Dconnexion
(3)
Amazon
(3)
AutoCAD 2012
(3)
AutoCAD Exchange
(3)
AutoCAD Fundamentals
(3)
DWF
(3)
IMSI Design
(3)
Kindle Fire
(3)
Microsoft
(3)
Review-Product
(3)
SketchBook
(3)
annimation
(3)
cad standards
(3)
find
(3)
guest post
(3)
history
(3)
keyboard
(3)
lisp
(3)
menu browser
(3)
properties
(3)
purge
(3)
quick view
(3)
standards
(3)
tables
(3)
tips
(3)
toolbars
(3)
weekend rant
(3)
AutoCAD MAC
(2)
DWG
(2)
DXF
(2)
Facecast
(2)
Freestyle
(2)
TurboCAD
(2)
TurboViewer
(2)
Update
(2)
Upgrade
(2)
array
(2)
beta
(2)
driver
(2)
file naming
(2)
filters
(2)
google
(2)
infinite skills
(2)
pallets
(2)
status bar
(2)
subscription
(2)
tool pallet
(2)
tooltips
(2)
units
(2)
videos
(2)
what not to CAD
(2)
123D
(1)
123D Catch
(1)
123D Create
(1)
123D Make
(1)
2D
(1)
ADR
(1)
Apps Tab
(1)
AutoCAD 2013
(1)
AutoCAD LT 2012
(1)
AutoCAD Mechanical
(1)
AutoCAD for Mac
(1)
CAD Services
(1)
CADSpeed
(1)
Communication Center
(1)
DVD
(1)
DWFx
(1)
Dassault Systemes
(1)
Design Suites
(1)
DesignCAD
(1)
DoubleCAD
(1)
Fusion
(1)
Fusion for Mac
(1)
GIS
(1)
George Omura
(1)
HP
(1)
IT
(1)
Infocenter
(1)
Kindle
(1)
Mac
(1)
Mastering AutoCAD
(1)
Office Suite
(1)
Plant
(1)
PogoPlug
(1)
Project Snap
(1)
Review-Book
(1)
Review-Service
(1)
Review-Software
(1)
SDK
(1)
Tablet
(1)
TurboViewer X
(1)
VBA
(1)
WebOS
(1)
Wiley
(1)
Windows
(1)
Windows 8
(1)
Windows Vista
(1)
Windows XP
(1)
acad.doc
(1)
acaddoc.lsp
(1)
angles
(1)
announcements
(1)
arcs
(1)
author
(1)
autocad. autocad for mac
(1)
background
(1)
blog
(1)
circles
(1)
climate
(1)
cloud
(1)
collaboration
(1)
color
(1)
constraints
(1)
contest
(1)
design review
(1)
dim style
(1)
draftsight
(1)
environment
(1)
event
(1)
feeds
(1)
filepath
(1)
folders
(1)
geek stuff
(1)
grid
(1)
groups
(1)
hatching
(1)
iOS
(1)
initial setup
(1)
input
(1)
intel
(1)
isometrics
(1)
jobs
(1)
limits
(1)
livestream
(1)
macro
(1)
model space
(1)
multi leaders
(1)
navigation
(1)
newsletter
(1)
notifications
(1)
offset
(1)
opinion
(1)
options
(1)
overrides status bar
(1)
parametrics
(1)
plotting
(1)
podcast
(1)
poll
(1)
printers
(1)
project draw
(1)
resume
(1)
right click
(1)
saas
(1)
sea turtles
(1)
service pack
(1)
settings
(1)
sheet sets
(1)
sketchup
(1)
software
(1)
sony
(1)
student
(1)
support
(1)
sustainability
(1)
tabs
(1)
tech snob
(1)
transparency
(1)
tv
(1)
viewer
(1)
viewports
(1)
what not to do
(1)
wiki
(1)
workplace
(1)
CAD Videos
Well, I would have said that the sheet set manager and dynamic blocks are even more useful than 3D, but now you get them with AutoCAD LT...
ReplyDeleteI would say that if you use AutoCAD in a network environment, access to the API's make life a lot easier for the network admin.
If you only share your AutoCAD content with the guy sitting behind you, you could probably make do with LT.