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picoCAD is an accessible lowpoly 3D modeling program designed for fun and ease of use. Built on the PICO-8 platform, it features a streamlined editor, live texture manipulation, and unique dithered shading. Export models as GIFs or OBJ/MTL for use in other applications like Blender and Unity.

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5.99$
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Release Date

27 Nov, 2024

Publisher/Developer

Apskeppet, Johan Peitz

Reviews

Steam: 88.70% positive (102/115)
Metacritic: -

System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS: 10
  • Processor: 700 MHz
  • Memory: 1 GB RAM
  • Graphics: any card
  • Storage: 50 MB available space
  • Sound Card: any card

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picoCAD description

picoCAD is an innovative program designed for creating and texturing lowpoly 3D models. It simplifies the modeling process, making it enjoyable and accessible by concentrating on essential tools and features. Built on the PICO-8 platform, picoCAD offers a unique set of constraints that encourage experimentation and creativity in your workflow.

The user-friendly editor allows you to easily place and modify meshes, enabling the creation of stunning 3D designs. You can manipulate textures and UV coordinates in real-time, providing a dynamic building experience. picoCAD is distinguished by its distinctive dithered shading that enhances the visual appeal of every model.

Key features include rendering options like wireframe, solid fill, or textured displays, along with an informative manual to guide users. picoCAD supports saving files in a straightforward text format, and you can export creations as GIFs for effortless sharing on social media, or in OBJ/MTL formats for use in 3D software like Blender and Unity. With picoCAD, transforming simple primitives into compelling shapes is just the beginning!