The app also offers AR preview and export support, as well as the ability to create and export 2D drawings in DWG, DXF, or PDF format. Shapr3D creates manufacture-grade solid geometry and allows for exporting of 3D models in hi-res STEP, IGES, X_T, STL, OBJ, or 3MF formats to print prototypes, iterations and final designs. Users can create models and adjust features and dimensions fluidly with a paper and pencil style UX free of clunky keyboard commands. The app offers offline functionality and local storage with all iPad Pros, iPad Air 2 and later, iPad mini (2015 and later), and iPad (2017 and later). Shapr3D uses a combination of the industrial power of desktop CAD tools, the mobility and touch-screen of iPad, and the natural control of Apple Pencil. The app is compatible with all major desktop CAD software and allows for importing and exporting of projects directly to rendering, manufacturing, or drafting tools. Have you used Shapr3D 2.What is Shapr 3D CAD modeling? Shapr3D is a cross-platform 3D modeling app that allows users to create manufacturable models on their iPad or Mac. I have a smaller computer now, and a small mobile laptop capable of running any 3D CAD software, but I’ve already planned to purchase an iPad Pro and Shapr3D is the first app I will install. Waaaaay back then, I was still using a massive desktop for major CAD tasks. When I bought a 1st-gen iPad in 2010, my first thoughts turned to the possibilities of using 3D CAD on the super mobile, touch-screen device. An Apple Pencil is required for using all Shapr3D features. Shapr3D 2.0 is currently available on the iTunes App Store as a free download with in-app subscription purchase options: Shapr3D ($19/month), Shapr3D PRO ($99/year) and Shapr3D EDU (Free). Native CAD formats have not been added, but you can export as .STEP and. New in-app tutorial videos have also been added. Along with all of this, they’ve redesigned how layers and groups work and have improved the extrusion method by allowing a sketch, shape or face to be pulled directly.
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