Crafty 1.0.0 Crack X64
“What you see is what you get!”
Crafty is the first file browsing application to support 3D previewing. In the past when users wish to test, view or modify their models, it was extremely rare that they had access to an interactive 3D previewing utility.
Crafty supports VRML97 and VRML98.
Crafty supports the most common binary formats of a majority of 3D applications, including OBJ/COB, 3D Studio Max, Quake 3, OpenGL, Unreal Editor's.bsp,.vmf,.mdl and.gl formats.
Crafty supports the most common texture formats for a majority of 3D applications, including Photoshop textures, Adobe Photoshop Media File(PSD), Maya, Poser,.tex,.ply,.wpd,.pov,.svg,.cdr,.dae,.stl,.obj,.k3d,.gl and.mdl formats.
Crafty is a first and best file browsing application that supports 3D previewing. Many other 3D viewers are only designed for pure 2D or only for 3D models. Crafty is the first and best solution for all users
Crafty Workflows:
Crafty is a file/model browsing utility that supports 3D previewing. You might wonder why you should use Crafty? Crafty is more for handling files that you may get in your email, or you may get them directly on your Steam Workshop. Or you may get them from a 3D File, a Modeller and you want to preview it with half life files.
In this case, the file you are trying to test will be in a 3D format. If you’re working on a texture, you’ll find the texture through.wpd,.ply,.pov,.svg,.cdr,.dae, or.stl format. This type of file is open source in most cases.
When you test them, you will use the half-life file of the 3d file you are trying to test. You can use the half-life file to open it into a 3d viewer. Or you can use an alternative model viewer that has a 3D preview. Crafty is the best solution to open the files from half-life files.
Simply type the name of the 3D file that you want to open in a browser and Crafty will
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Crafty is a
powerful, yet easily configurable environment to explore/view 3D files.
It is designed to be fast, powerful and robust.
Crafty is available
for Linux, Windows and OSX.
Great article, I was wondering if there were some mod programmers who could port Crafty to the Mac OS X which I am already using it on Linux.
Hello Crafty I already tried to port this awesome program to Mac using cygwin.
but it is very difficult, although the Mac OS X version also has an UI.
I already ask about the problem with how to port this program, and I tried doing it as it is, but it still does not work.
please help me to port this program to Mac OS X, Thank you very much.
Hi,
however i would like to suggest my suggestion so that u can success.please read
Hi i would like to suggest u to add more features in ur program so that people can have a good experience while using it that is why I have listed some new features as well. These features are :
1. Add more material types in 3D view like glass,metal, stone,paper and few more so that the user can have more option of view when designing the model.
2. Export all the materials as normals,write as.OBJ or and not only for.OBJ.
3. Export the model for edit in other programs such as Maya,Blender,3DSMax,3DSM,3Dsmax,3DS,World of polyplanes,YSI,Zbrush.
4.Lets the user export the file as.STL and also.OBJ but the user can change the name of the file.
5.Export the model to.STL as well as.OBJ with materials.
6.Lets the user export the model as.STL,.OBJ, Make as.STL,.OBJ or Make of materials.
7.Export the model to edit in 3DS max and also Maya.
8.Export the model into the opengl format.
9.Export the view to Sketch up to view the model in 3D then export it to.OBJ.
10.Save the geometry of the model.
11.Export the model with a texture into any render format.
12.Add all the files that you find in the various folders of the program into
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