Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printing - パソコン用
- カテゴリ: Graphics & Design
- 最終更新日: 2021-04-20
- 現在のバージョン: 2.8.3
- ファイルサイズ: 62.14 MB
- 互換性: Windows PC 10, 8, 7 + MAC
あなたのWindowsコンピュータで Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printing を使用するのは実際にはとても簡単ですが、このプロセスを初めてお使いの場合は、以下の手順に注意する必要があります。 これは、お使いのコンピュータ用のDesktop Appエミュレータをダウンロードしてインストールする必要があるためです。 以下の4つの簡単な手順で、Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printing をコンピュータにダウンロードしてインストールすることができます：
エミュレータの重要性は、あなたのコンピュータにアンドロイド環境をエミュレートまたはイミテーションすることで、アンドロイドを実行する電話を購入することなくPCの快適さからアンドロイドアプリを簡単にインストールして実行できることです。 誰があなたは両方の世界を楽しむことができないと言いますか？ まず、スペースの上にある犬の上に作られたエミュレータアプリをダウンロードすることができます。
A. Nox App または
B. Bluestacks App 。
個人的には、Bluestacksは非常に普及しているので、 "B"オプションをお勧めします。あなたがそれを使ってどんなトレブルに走っても、GoogleやBingで良い解決策を見つけることができます(lol).
Bluestacks.exeまたはNox.exeを正常にダウンロードした場合は、コンピュータの「ダウンロード」フォルダまたはダウンロードしたファイルを通常の場所に保存してください。
見つけたらクリックしてアプリケーションをインストールします。 それはあなたのPCでインストールプロセスを開始する必要があります。
[次へ]をクリックして、EULAライセンス契約に同意します。
アプリケーションをインストールするには画面の指示に従ってください。
上記を正しく行うと、ソフトウェアは正常にインストールされます。
これで、インストールしたエミュレータアプリケーションを開き、検索バーを見つけてください。 今度は Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printing を検索バーに表示し、[検索]を押します。 あなたは簡単にアプリを表示します。 クリック Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printingアプリケーションアイコン。 のウィンドウ。 Morphi, 3D Modeling + Printing が開き、エミュレータソフトウェアにそのアプリケーションが表示されます。 インストールボタンを押すと、アプリケーションのダウンロードが開始されます。 今私達はすべて終わった。
次に、「すべてのアプリ」アイコンが表示されます。
をクリックすると、インストールされているすべてのアプリケーションを含むページが表示されます。
あなたは アイコンをクリックします。 それをクリックし、アプリケーションの使用を開始します。
Morphi is a simple, powerful and easy to learn 3D design and modeling app used to create and edit 3D designs for AR/VR, 3D Printing, Animation, Game Design, Graphic Design, Product Design, Design Thinking, Storytelling and more. Morphi participates in Apple's Volume Purchase Program, entitling purchasers to a 50% discount on Morphi purchases on 20+ Macs ($4.99 per Mac). Try our iPad+iPhone apps too! Technical requirements+ recommendations: OS: macOS 10.14 Mojave (or higher) recommended macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra supported macOS 10.12.6 Sierra can launch, but may not meet standards because cannot run later versions of Metal, Apple's graphics program used in Morphi Supported hardware: MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, MacPro, Mac Mini: from 2012 onwards To check your Mac, select "About this Mac" from the Apple menu in your menu bar. Every day people of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels use Morphi to create, sketch, invent, prototype, visualize, teach, tell stories, explain ideas and much more. Vertical drip irrigation farming system prototypes, assistive drawing devices, model rocket parts, biodesign lighting, casings for robots + electronics, compostable couture gowns, characters for animated shorts, bubblewands, jewelry, cookie and pottery cutters, plates for printmaking and immersive augmented reality artwork. Theses are some of the thousands of projects designed by members of our community in over 120 countries. Morphi has many tools to empower people to more easily express, remix and evolve their ideas in 3D, including: -Design anywhere without logins or a WiFi connection. -Sketch and draw 3D models, including using freehand, straight lines and 2D shapes to draw, symmetry, revolving lines, erasing lines, vector drawing + editing with control points + other 2D to 3D tools. -Turn high contrast line images (jpg, png, bmp, svg) into editable 3D designs. Min 500x500 for best results. -Robust CAD + 3D modeling tools like intersect, group, merge, copy, align, tapping copy, arrays and other tools for creating more complex designs. -Add texture/materials to 3D designs using your images or videos. -Highlight 3D designs with quick lighting options. -Import 3D models (STL+OBJ) from other Morphi apps + edit. -Import 3D models (STL+OBJ without defects) from other 3D modeling apps. Note: Boolean operations (subtract, merge, ungroup, intersect) may not work depending on how the model's mesh was created in the third party software. -Export STL + OBJ files (3D models) for Augmented Reality viewing, editing + interacting on our Morphi iPad apps (one time $9.99 inapp purchase required) or for VIRTUAL REALITY viewing on your favorite AR/VR devices like Hololens, Occulus, Merge Cube. -Export of STL and OBJ files for 3D printing following printer/printing service guidelines. 3D printers vary, but generally the file is uploaded to printer's slicing software for printing. -Export of STL and OBJ files for use in game design, animation, for further editing in other 3D modelers. -Simple 3D lithophane tool to create 3D printed etchings + terrain. -Change the background + grid to create more engaging scenes or export 3D designs with transparent backgrounds for graphic design or green background for green screen projects. -Save files directly to your Mac or third party storage solutions. -Quickly teach yourself to design in 3D with our short video tutorials and other support under the About Morphi section in the top toolbar. -Incredible community of designers, educators, students, artists, entrepreneurs, inventors + others using the app. Examples of projects made in Morphi by our community can be found on our website (www.morphiapp.com) or on the @morphiapp instgram page. Connect with us at hello@morphiapp.com. We're here for you. **Featured App Store page designs made in Morphi by Ben Nassimi. Brain scan STL by Nevit Dilmen imported into Morphi. Scan of a Chinese ritual ewer OBJ imported from Smithsonian's Open Access.
Junk
this is the worst app I've seen in years on a Mac. Just for starters, the name of the active file should be the window title at the top. Nope, it's always Morphi. I tried a simple project with a cylinder. After fooling around I finally got the dimensions to show. But whenever I moved it the values on the screen kept changing in some weird way. Your supposed to select the object and then click the arrows that show up on the cylinder. Never heard of click and drag? Yuck, it's unusable.
No bueno
No funciona.
Morphi Mac - A "Solid" Desktop Design App!
(This review also applies to the iOS iPad version.) Just want to give a slightly different perspective for those evaluating Morphi for possible inclusion in their current professional/passionate maker workflow- you will not be disappointed! In my product development work, I have traditionally relied on industrial-strength apps such as Autodesk’s Fusion 360, AutoCAD and (in the distant past) MicroStation. For quick & dirty simple designs, I’ve even used the more intuitive (and primarily cloud-based) services like TinkerCAD. In my quest for a stand-alone (non-net) iOS app, I’ve downloaded and explored all of the admittedly limited number of apps in the store that promise a complete design environment. All suffer from key limitations that are deal breakers for me: the inability to (easily) import/export stl/obj files, a limited palette of primitives, non-resizable work planes, poorly designed UI, and the list goes on... And then there’s Morphi. The developers at the Inventery have worked hard to provide a great design experience that perfectly reflects Apple’s philosophy for engineering outstanding apps- providing the user intuitive tools, sparse and well-executed UI elements and smooth performance with real-time results. My only gripe is that it seems the marketing folks have repeatedly stressed Morphi’s simplicity and ease of use, especially for first-time modelers. While it’s undoubtedly true, it also does a disservice to the incredibly powerful underlying engine that compares favorably to the performance and functionality of the heavy-hitters in the industrial space. While Morphi, in its current incarnation, cannot completely replace Fusion 360, Blender, and other fully-parametric 3D design apps, it’s an awesome addition to my workflow, and allows me to generate professional-grade rapid-deployment proof-of-concept models, especially when collaborating with non-designers that are unfamiliar with traditional 3D design tools. I can then import these stl (or obj) files into these other apps to hone my designs and add any remaining features. Speaking of features, I’m also excited for the ongoing feature enhancements and positive response to users that the dev team delivers regularly. (It’s also very cool that a corresponding version of Morphi for Mac has been released; this really facilitates design workflow and better integrates with those other desktop apps.) In short, if you’re in the market for a tablet-based 3D design app that really delivers on its promises, and works (and plays!) well across today’s popular platforms, Morphi’s got your back - stop reading, download it and see for yourself. If you’re at all like me, you’ll be glad you did!
Why did the update make this app unusable?
The last two updates have suffered a horrible graphic flaw. I dont think its a bug, but it make the software rediculously hard to align anything with any accuracy. Why did you make all the shadows so inredibly dark? This was not always this way. I cannot see anything on the lower parts of any object without juggling orientation all over the place, and even then its usually barely visible.
Better than most for basic 3D printer designs
This app obviously has some bugs, so save often. It also doesn’t have seperate “Save” and “Save As” options for your editable .morphi files, so you need to copy your save file and rename it manually if you want to create and save several variations of the same basic design. However, for someone who is just building models for 3D printing and who doesn’t need the more advanced features of full-fledged 3D modelling packages, it gets the job done and is fairly intuitive. There is definitely room for improvement here, but this is probably the best app on the MacOS app store for basic 3D modelling in this price range. There are better web-based options, but I prefer installed apps and I prefer to install apps from the app store. If you have similar needs, this is probably your best option right now. With a few tweaks, this could be a really solid 5-star app. I’m excited to see how this app will mature in future updates.
Imature application at best
The product is frustrating, is crashes more then any application I have ever seen, save on each change twice, because some saves my not even be a functional copy. The concept of this cad program is very good, but the implementation is horrific. Recently opened doesn’t work Save as... doesn’t prompt you to create a new save, as to control revisions unless you use STL exports The Merge function works when it wants to The subtract works when it wants to Constantly crashes Give to a child, only if you want them frustrated! Not worth the $10 in any way of form
so simple its complicated.
tried it for 10 mins before I realized it would not be useful for setting up ideas and exporting for printing.
