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title="ShapeUp"
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mediatype="demo"
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conference="Handmade Seattle 2023"
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description="Create 3D models by adding and subtracting shapes, instead of dealing with vertices and faces."
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[[videos]]
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title="ShapeUp"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/887510278?h=396e2ab923"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/887510278/396e2ab923"
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[[videos]]
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title="ShapeUp - Q&A"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/889290506?h=e5a560faba"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/889290506/e5a560faba"
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[[speakers]]
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name="Daniel Hooper"
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bio=""
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image=""
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#### Create 3D models by adding and subtracting shapes, instead of dealing with vertices and faces.
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Traditional 3D programs are staggeringly complex and difficult to learn. I wanted to see what it would
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be like to use constructive solid geometry (CSG) to remove the need for the user to understand vertices,
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faces, and all the various operations you can do to them. By placing shapes in space, you can create
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both organic and mechanical shapes, the way a child might play with blocks.
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