Jar designer web
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Clayforge is a website which aim is to create a jar in a .stl format in order you can print it in your 3d printer
Ship #1
Changes requested
It worked!!!
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I added a spiral effect to the vase generator and spent some time testing different shapes and parameters. The results are looking pretty interesting so far. Next step is to print one on my 3D printer and see how it turns out in real life. Hopefully everything works as expected! :)
Spent a good amount of time working on ClayForge these days. The project is starting to feel much more solid and usable. I improved the overall interface, cleaned up the design panel, added more controls and kept refining the vase editor.I had some problems with the initial structure of the project but I was able to solve them with a little help of copilot. There’s still plenty to do, but it’s coming together nicely and feels much closer to the tool I have in mind. Looking forward to building on this in the next sessions.
Today I spent some time improving ClayForge and making the project feel more like a real application.
I reorganized the code into different files to keep everything cleaner and easier to maintain. I also finished the profile editor on the left side of the screen. It now shows the grid, the vase profile and the control points.
The best part is that the control points are now interactive. I can drag them with the mouse and the 3D vase updates instantly, which makes it much easier to experiment with different shapes.
Most of today was spent cleaning up the code and fixing small issues after splitting everything into modules, but now the project has a much better foundation for adding more features.
Next, I want to add wall thickness, smoother curves and STL export so the vases can be 3D printed.
Hello there!!, this is my first project on the community which seems to be a really engaging initiative.
Today I started the project and set up the development environment. I created the initial project structure, installed Node.js, and configured npm together with Vite. After that, I added Three.js and built a simple interactive 3D scene with a cube to make sure everything was working as expected.
For the next stage of the project, I want to replace the cube with a procedurally generated vase and start working on the main object of the application.
