Antimony overview

Antimony is a computer-aided design (CAD) tool from a parallel universe in which CAD software evolved from Lisp machines rather than drafting tables

foundations Antimony is built on three mostly-orthogonal axes: A framework for tracking information flow through directed acyclic graphs A geometry engine for doing CSG A standard library of shapes and transforms Graph engine Solid modeling in Antimony is done by connecting nodes in a graph.

What’s new in version 0.9.3

Updated on Nov 29 2016

Version 0.9.3b:

Note: Although Finder indicates that this is version 0.9.3, the developer states that this is version 0.9.3b.

Features:

Use alt modifier to drag values faster
Add 'Show math string' node
Pre-emptively clip rendering to screen size (which should make rendering faster when zoomed in)
Easier packaging for Debian
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Bugfixes:

Tab and shift-tab now switch between datums like they used to (before 0.9.1)
HSB color node is no longer black by default
Fix extra images being drawn on load
'Hide UI' menu item actually does what it says

Information

License

Free

Size

23.1 MB

Developer’s website

http://www.mattkeeter.com/projects/antimony/3/

Downloads

1069

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.9.0 or later

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ylluminate

May 31 2015

0.7.9b

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May 31 2015

5.0

Version: 0.7.9b

This is remarkable little tool. I've certainly worked with number of CAD and modeling tools over the years and this has a fresh and powerful perspective for visualizing the system for object creation. I think that this is a great start for such a relatively young project. Give it a shot, you won't regret it.