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Mobile UX changes
andrew_reid128
Member Posts: 4 ✭
Hi, all.
The team that looks at User Experience on Mobile, for me IOS. Could you look at Shapr3D and the user experience it has. Yes understand Onshape is fundamentally different, but if I could mash the power of Onshape with some of the user experience (like position of menus, use of Apple Pencil) from Shapr3D I think we would have a winner.
Thinking this is the best place to start discussing,
Anyone else here used Shapr3D?
The team that looks at User Experience on Mobile, for me IOS. Could you look at Shapr3D and the user experience it has. Yes understand Onshape is fundamentally different, but if I could mash the power of Onshape with some of the user experience (like position of menus, use of Apple Pencil) from Shapr3D I think we would have a winner.
Thinking this is the best place to start discussing,
Anyone else here used Shapr3D?
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Can't remember - but I'm thinking I probably have viewed one or two of the videos for beginners.
Interesting program.
I have only used it on my MacBook Pro so I have not used it with the Apple Pen.
It is interesting how you can click on an edge and fillet OR chamfer
But after playing with it just now, I couldn't figure how to turn off tangent propagation.
Tried the same thing in Onshape and it was all right there in the Chamfer dialog. And it even let me adjust the legs of the chamfer individually within that one dialog - where as with Shapr, you had to use 2 different tools - one for equal legs and another for unequal legs of a chamfer. So I found doing a chamfer far easier in Onshape. Which leads me to think that even if I were proficient with Shapr, that I would still prefer the interface of Onshape as I’ve found it to be the most intuitive of all 3d CAD I’ve ever used.
At this point, parametric history is BETA in Shapr. So it will probably take some time to refine that aspect of the program
I am curious to know what is it about the POSITION of the menus that you prefer in Shapr.
Shapr3D in my opinion does this exceptionally well. The layout is well placed for the way you would hold a tablet instead of the menus you have to go through in Onshape.
The first real point I’d like to understand why oh why is there only 2 buttons for typical CAD features. 1 for sketches and 1 for 3D features?