AudiMesh3D is a result of my tinkering with 3D modeling for the past few weeks, it allows users to view STL format 3D models using a variety of tools similar to those in BrushTone, such as a Sonifier, Cursor Scan, with 3D positional Audio and HRTF, and Braille Display output. Meshes are rendered with a Depth Map view giving them a better sense of shape and form, as well as being more optimized for Sonifying with [Peter Meijers Image to Sound Algorithm]. STL format models by the way are also largely used by 3D printers, heh.
You can grab the latest version here: [AudiMesh3D v1.0.0]
If you'd like to get your 3D modeling groove on you can also grab [OpenSCAD] which is a scripting based 3D modeler. There's documentation [here] and a guide [here]. To create 3D models all you need is a text editor and to save your scripts as a plain text file, like "your-script.txt", preferably in the OpenSCAD folder. Then to compile it into an STL model just head to the command line and type:
openscad -o your-model.stl your-script.txt
After that if AudiMesh3D is also in the same folder you can straight load it for viewing like so:
audimesh3d your-model.stl
There are also all sorts of things you can take a look at over at [thingiverse], such as tools, decorations, costumes, toys, etc. Although some of them may be broken into individual pieces for better 3D printing. A few nice ones include this [Low Poly Mask], these [Collection of Puzzles], or some [Assorted Braille Dice].
I'm interested in hearing peoples thoughts on it, so if anyone has any questions, comments, problems, or suggestions, feel free to leave a reply.
