Monthly Archives: September 2010

While drawing, we usually cycle through a small set of colors. Many times, we choose subtle shades of colors, which are hard to find again with exact match. So it helps if the drawing tool remembers a fixed set of … Continue reading →

One of the annoying aspect of 3DTin is once you place a pixel (cube) on canvas, you can’t change it. You can’t change its location or its color. The new tool addresses part of that problem. Now you can change … Continue reading →

I am excited to introduce a new feature that allows you to embed 3DTin sketches in your own website/blogs. The embedded widget comes with 3D navigation controls. Here is live example. http://www.3dtin.com/_widget/?uid=ju&w=400&h=241   This blog is hosted on posterous. I … Continue reading →

Web is abuzz with the release of Internet Explorer 9. The main highlight is its support for open technologies like HTML5 and CSS3, very technologies that are at the base of 3DTin. It didn’t take me more than an hour … Continue reading →

As you know, all sketches saved in 3DTin are shared under Creative Commons 3.0 (Attribution Share Alike). Now 3DTin maintains a link between the derived artwork and the original one. When a derivative sketch is opened, the title bar provides … Continue reading →

There is a new mirror tool in the toolbar. It makes drawing symmetric objects super fast. Like this one.