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UI for Carrara 3D Extensions or Plugins.

Samuel S.Samuel S. Posts: 322
in Carrara Discussion

We can design UI for Carrara 3D Extensions using MCSketch Tool.

Building UI for Carrara 3D Extensions

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  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 10,013

    that looks pretty awesome I Samuel.

  • Samuel S.Samuel S. Posts: 322

    Headwax said:

    that looks pretty awesome I Samuel.

    Thank you; I wish we had more documentation for Carrara SDK.

  • rk66rk66 Posts: 441

    I believe in the sdk for Carrara 7 you can find more docs. But not sure.

  • Samuel S.Samuel S. Posts: 322

    rk66 said:

    I believe in the sdk for Carrara 7 you can find more docs. But not sure.

     Thank you, it is good I was hoping for good detailed tutorials explaining all the functions of Carrara SDK library. 

  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 10,013

    I Samuel said:

    rk66 said:

    I believe in the sdk for Carrara 7 you can find more docs. But not sure.

     Thank you, it is good I was hoping for good detailed tutorials explaining all the functions of Carrara SDK library. 

     

    Chap called Fenric used to be a mine of knowledge . Made plenty of pkugins. I wonder if he ever pops in

  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 10,013

    @Fenric :)

  • RuudLRuudL Posts: 199

    rk66 said:

    I believe in the sdk for Carrara 7 you can find more docs. But not sure.

    I'm sorry to bring you a little bit of sad news. The docs (Overview.pdf and CookBook.pdf) in both SDKs are exactly the same. 

  • RuudLRuudL Posts: 199
    edited December 2023

    I Samuel said:

    Headwax said:

    that looks pretty awesome I Samuel.

    Thank you; I wish we had more documentation for Carrara SDK.

    I too wish we had a better, more complete, documentation. However there are code snippets in the include files that will show you how to use it.

    Another way to access the SDK is by using the SDK Reference. But you'll have build it yourself (see my post in the Developer forum).

    Tip: Download all the sourcecode from the developers that went OpenSource (e.g. Inagoni, Digital Carvers Guild, ... ) and learn from their code.

     

    Post edited by RuudL on
  • Samuel S.Samuel S. Posts: 322

    RuudL said:

    I Samuel said:

    Headwax said:

    that looks pretty awesome I Samuel.

    Thank you; I wish we had more documentation for Carrara SDK.

    I too wish we had a better, more complete, documentation. However there are code snippets in the include files that will show you how to use it.

    Another way to access the SDK is by using the SDK Reference. But you'll have build it yourself (see my post in the Developer forum).

    Tip: Download all the sourcecode from the developers that went OpenSource (e.g. Inagoni, Digital Carvers Guild, ... ) and learn from their code.

     

    Thank you so much!

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