1 hour workshop in BetaHaus, Oct. 27

The code seems to behave correctly, and I was able to bring some of my ideas to life. But, now it's time to find early adopters and power users, so I can understand what people expect. I still have a lot of ideas to improve the software, but the choice doesn't belong to me anymore.

I rent a room on Monday 27th October at BetaHaus. Bring your laptop and we'll discuss during one hour about your needs and your user experience. 10 people max, and free drinks !

Link to the event:
http://www.betahaus.com/berlin/event/discover-how-to-use-www-makeyour3dshape-com-the-new-software-to-create-3d-objects/

First Designs

After some long coding sessions, it's time to play with our new tool. Using the new user interface, we have started to create some designs. But you know, we are not professional artists.

Do you think you can do better than us ? ;)

New Release - online printing

We are proud to annonce a new release. Missing features are now available : preview, save, open and print through Sculpteo.com website.

The homepage video has been updated, and the first tutorial is also online, it explains how to make a jewel using a 2D blueprint.

We are really looking forward to see your own screenshots, feel free to share with us !

Pitch at Betahaus

We are registered to pitch on October 23rd at 9:30am  ! This will be our first pitch, and we are quite excited about it. Here is the link to the event.

Betahaus is well know in Berlin startup scene for its coworking space and for all the events that take place here. For exemple, I was there last thursday for a meetup about web development, and specifically about how to price when you are freelance. This was orginised by the Web Devs HQ Meetup group. And I had the possibility to introduce myself in 1 minute.

It was a good place to meet interesting people, and was sponsored by Career Foundry.

Real size grid

You have an idea, and sttart your work. And you would like to know how big the object will be.

I have just finished to copy the grid feature of Tinkercad and 123Design. So you can see easily how many millimeters or centimeters your object will be.

It may seem obvious but I didn't think about it (or I didn't care while programming)... And that's why user testing is important !

On the following screenshots, we know the object is about 3cm x 2cm, and its height is 2mm.