The Chisel Tool- Removes rows or columns of blocks.

The TrowelTool- Adds a block where you place the tooltip. The Hammer Tool removes material in the area where you place the tooltip. There are sliders on the lower and right extents of the screen interface,which show the dimension of your model (millimeters), and allow for clipping the model, or perhaps it's purely a clipping VIEW, rather than an exportable clipping? I'm guessing this is a tablet-friendly interface as well, or certainly appears to be The interface screen allows for manipulation of the model, via translation, addition, subtraction, or color options. This layer will be faded out and won’t be touched by any slashing operations you’ll be carrying out (see image below).This is a voxel based editing tool, clearly, as the otherwise smooth benchy has been converted to small cubes. With the bar on the right hand side for example, you can de-select a certain ‘bottom layer’. This is useful if you want to carry out a procedure that should not affect your entire model. You have probably already noticed the three bars on the side of your screen (two horizontal bars on the bottom, one vertical line on the right).īy changing the position of the controllers on each bar you can temporarily de-select certain parts of your 3D model. Simply click on the ‘import’ button at the top right corner to insert an existing 3D model. You can then upload and select up to three images (for the different faces of the cube).īesides, 3DSlash lets you import existing STL files that you can edit. To upload and apply a picture, click the image button at the right hand side. Using images is especially useful if you have a plan or sketch of what you want to create. This might make it easier to create a 3D model as you only need to follow the shape of your image. Adding Surface PicturesģDSlash lets you apply images to the surfaces of your object. 3DSlash lets you easily choose dimensions and sizes.

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