11-22-2016, 10:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-22-2016, 10:38 AM by mygrandmawheels.)
Good morning to everyone, I love Wings3D as it's, in my opinion, the simplest and more effective modeling tool ever created.
the only shortcoming that I note is the absence of tools for boolean operations (union, intersection, subtraction).
I know very well that the Manifoldlab implementation has these tools (and lots more!), but I'm a linux user and Manifoldlab version is only for Windows.
Once upon a time that version worked properly with WineHQ, but unfortunately the latest versions has severe poroblems in the management of the mouse.
In particular it the selection of menu items does not work , making Wings3D unusable.
Is there any chance to have those plugins for linux?
I use Linux Mint 18 KDE (plasma 5)
Thanks in advance, bye!
the only shortcoming that I note is the absence of tools for boolean operations (union, intersection, subtraction).
I know very well that the Manifoldlab implementation has these tools (and lots more!), but I'm a linux user and Manifoldlab version is only for Windows.
Once upon a time that version worked properly with WineHQ, but unfortunately the latest versions has severe poroblems in the management of the mouse.
In particular it the selection of menu items does not work , making Wings3D unusable.
Is there any chance to have those plugins for linux?
I use Linux Mint 18 KDE (plasma 5)
Thanks in advance, bye!