Qubism 3D modeling 0.9.6

Qubism is an impressive application that allows users to effortlessly design and construct 3D models using their touch screen devices. The app utilizes digital building blocks called 'qubes', which can be easily manipulated with just a few touches. Users have the ability to add, delete, move, stretch, slope, shape, rotate, and even color the qubes to their liking.

Qubism stands out from the competition as it has been carefully designed with a strong emphasis on touch operation and performance. Whether users need to focus on specific areas or zoom in for higher precision, this app easily accommodates their needs.

Exporting and Saving Images and Models:

• Select the 'camera' tool from the leftmost menu and choose the desired file type from the rightmost (tick) menu.
• PNG: Showcase your model to friends by sharing it on social media or photo apps.
• JSON: Share your model with other Android users running Qubism via email.
• DAE: Export your model in Collada format to continue working on it with tools like Blender or Sketchup.

All exported files can conveniently be sent via Gmail or saved to the SD card using apps like 'Send to SD card'.

Tips:

• All tools within the menu can be operated with a single touch; however, to expedite the process, the following shortcuts can be used:
• Cancel Operation in Progress: Tap the screen with a second finger while keeping the first one on the screen.
• Pan, Zoom, and Rotate: Utilize two fingers on the screen, such as pinching the screen to zoom.
• View: Place two fingers on the screen and remove one to switch between different views.
• Focus: Touch a qube with one finger and quickly tap twice with a second finger to focus on it.

Known Limitations:

• If qubes are positioned too close or too far from the center of the red axes, they might be cropped by OpenGL. It is recommended to utilize the focus and pan tools to keep the red axes near the desired work area before zooming in.
• The line removal rendering option may not be flawless, as it may occasionally produce unexpected results with trimming outlines where two qubes meet.
• In order to achieve transparency, qubes need to be rendered back to front. While this works well during editing, in camera mode, the order is only calculated when the rendering mode changes. This can occasionally lead to incorrect results. However, a refresh button will appear once the view is changed to recalculate the order, although artifacts may still occur.
• It is important to note that issues related to out of memory are beyond the control of the app and may occur. Rest assured, Qubism will automatically save your model, and upon reentering the application, it will be available with a "?" thumbnail.
• Qubism does not support loading existing 3D file formats (such as Obj or DAE) due to the complexity of converting triangle meshes into Qubism's internal format.