De Regreso A La Infansia...Arma Con Bloquestu Castillo: Block3D
Para que regreses a aquellos tiempos infantiles en que con cubitos apilables y algo de imaginacion podias armar cuanta cosa se te ocurriera, se pareciera o no tanto al original. Para eso esta este programa que gracias a bloques tipo Lego virtuales podras usar una vez mas tu imaginacion e ingenio para armar lo que se te ocurra.
Block3D: Programa para windows que permite mediante bloques y otras pequeñas estructuras modelar casi cualquier objeto o persona, simil en el mundo digital de los cubos de lego, el programa es gratuito y aunque tiene algunos años de existir a salido una pequeña actualizacion. Al ser un programa CAD y en 3D puedes rotar, girar, cambiar el angulo de camara etc., y guardar el resultado y hasta exportarlo a una imagen.
Algunos modelos de la galeria.
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BlockCAD is a freeware program for building virtual models with Lego-like bricks.
You can save your models, or save pictures of them (.bmp, .jpg), even reuse a complete model as a part in another model.
Everything can be controlled with the mouse, but it's also possible to use the keyboard for most of the commands, making 'routine building' more effective, and there is a minimum of text involved, to make it easier for kids,
BlockCAD is not a full CAD program, the pieces can only be placed 'studs up', and rotated in steps of 90 degrees. It is impossible to draw pieces that are partly inside other parts, which excludes almost all of the Lego Technic line, but there's still a lot of fun to be had with it.
BlockCAD is freeware, but if you really like the program, I would be happy if you send me a piece of (real) Lego, and maybe a postcard from your home town. My mail adress can be found in the About... box in the program.
http://web.telia.com/~u16122508/proglego.htm
Del mismo autor u programa similar CAD pero que usa poliedros en lugar de bloques:
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AnkerCAD: With AnkerCAD you can save your models, or save pictures of them (.bmp, .jpg), even reuse a complete model as a part in another model.
Everything can be controlled with the mouse, but it's also possible to use the keyboard for most of the commands, making 'routine building' more effective, and there is a minimum of text involved, to make it easier for kids,
AnkerCAD is freeware, but if you really like the program, I would be happy if you send me a piece of (real) Lego - yes, I'd prefer Lego, but of course you may send me an Anker-stone instead, if you really want to, and maybe a postcard from your home town. My mail adress can be found in the About... box in the program.
http://web.telia.com/~u16122508/ankercad.htm
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