Google launched the Chrome Web Apps store today. Essentially, web apps for your Chrome browser. Anyone check out the Autodesk Homestyler app yet?
Autodesk Homestyler Web App
Autodesk Homestyler Web App
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Chad Koscinski | Architect -
I looked at the Homestyler web app a few weeks ago, and it's actually kinda neat.
I mean, if they made it Google Apps-like, so that multiple people could work together on the same drawing at the same time (while seeing each other's changes, ala Google Doc Spreadsheets) then I think it could be a real winner.Last edited by JeffreyMcGrew; December 10, 2010, 09:04 PM.Jeffrey McGrew
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LOL that looks like the Sims game-Alex CunninghamComment
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you mean that it looks like one of the best-selling and most played games of all time? ;-)Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
Seriously though, if I could dump Revit models into something like this then collaboratively 'play' with them as the same time as clients that would be a total gas. Like a 3D GoToMeeting that they can also drive. That would be totally killer!Jeffrey McGrew
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you mean that it looks like one of the best-selling and most played games of all time? ;-)Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
Seriously though, if I could dump Revit models into something like this then collaboratively 'play' with them as the same time as clients that would be a total gas. Like a 3D GoToMeeting that they can also drive. That would be totally killer!Jeffrey McGrew
Architect & Founder
Because We Can, a Design-Build Studio
Check out our new sister company Model No. making sustainable 3D printed furniture!Comment
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When I was in high school we tried to use the Sims game for design in my drafting class. There was a code you could enter to have unlimited money and therefore build whatever you pleased. Very cool as far as 3D modeling went back in 1998 - basically rendering on the fly. Still had to document and do all final drawings by hand though...Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View PostChad Koscinski | ArchitectComment
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