3D visualization apps you need to download now

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3D visualization apps you need to download now!



Building, viewing, or converting a 3D design from your mobile or tablet is getting more important with the development of new apps such as 3D visualization ones.

Below are some of these apps!

Morphi

Morphi is an app that focuses on visualization. It is designed to operate on iPads. It is also available for Mac and Windows. It uses templates and ready-made shapes that can be edited using various tools. You can buy more features when paying $9.99. You may get a 50% discount if you buy more than 20 licenses. There are many tutorials and videos to help you with tips about using this app.

The app gives discounts for schools, online and offline workshops on 3D printing, and virtual/augmented reality.

It is a good choice for students and amateur users.

Not to mention that Morphi is free for 15 days.

Shapr3D

Available in English for iOS (iPad Pro), it is an amazing 3D CAD app for designers. It works with an Apple Pencil. This app is good when it comes to generating the first phase of 3D design.

It has a professional version, which provides a huge number of workspaces, besides image export and import, colors, and many more for only 8.25 per month (annual payment). The basic version is free.

eDrawings

A good option to view and share 3D files is eDrawings by Solidworks. The app, which operates on Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac, is a 2D and 3D CAD collaboration for both mobiles and tablets. You can see models in a real context with Augmented Reality and even open files from a Cloud Storage account. You can also zoom, pan, or rotate files using the touch feature. It is available in English and costs $9.99

Umake

With this app, you can turn the sketches and scribbles into amazing 3D models. The award-winning 3D design tool concentrates on lessons.

SketchUP Viewer for Mobile

This smartphone app lets you view the 3D models on your mobile or tablet (available for Android, iOS, and Desktop)

This app is made to give you access to connect to storage services such as 3D Dropbox, Google Drive, or email accounts. Users can access different views with sectional planes, perspective cameras, and many more.

Beginners must use this application, knowing it is the best choice for Google SketchUp users.

If you pay $9.99 you will get many good features that will take your visualization a step forward. It is available in the following languages: English, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.

Qlone

This app makes it easy to scan small objects and turn them into 3D models for goals of editing or printing. By connecting a print plug-in into Qlone, you will be able to print the models found on your mobile. This free app is available in English for iOS.

In conclusion, mobile apps that help in 3D design and printing have a great future, especially that many apps are being developed and enhanced nowadays.

December Avenue is #MeetOnTikTok's Featured Artist for August

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Enjoy an exclusive live performance and fan meet at the

#MeetDecemberAvenueOnTikTok event!


Indie rock band December Avenue is coming to @MeetOnTikTok this August! The band will be performing on August 29, 2021 at 7:00 PM, and the show will stream live via their official TikTok account, @decemberavenueofficial.

As TikTok Philippines' flagship entertainment platform, @MeetOnTikTok provides fans with an opportunity to enjoy special live performances from their favorite artists, and connect with them through an exclusive fan meet. @MeetOnTikTok also serves as a virtual stage where artists can launch fresh content and perform new music, which gets broadcasted via TikTok Live.

#MeetDecemberAvenueOnTikTok This August

Known for their softcore rock compositions, December Avenue has a solid following in the Philippines, and is recognized as one of the most-streamed OPM bands of all time.

December Avenue will be performing their hit songs live during the @MeetOnTikTok event on August 29, and viewers will get to enjoy the first-ever performance of the band's newest single "Isang Himala".

Select lucky fans will be given the chance to interact with December Avenue during the livestream event! To join, simply complete these easy steps:

Follow December Avenue's TikTok Account (@decemberavenueofficial) and Meet on TikTok's TikTok Account (@MeetOnTikTok).

Like and share the #MeetDecemberAvenueOnTikTok posts on TikTok Philippines' official accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and leave a comment telling us what is your favorite December Avenue song and why.

Fans also have the chance to win exclusive merch, personally signed by each member of the band, by simply tweeting about the livestream event using the hashtag #MeetDecemberAvenueOnTikTok. Lucky winners will be announced after the livestream.



Don't miss this exclusive chance to #MeetDecemberAvenueOnTikTok!



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Adopt A Community Pantry Project to institutionalize, sustain community pantries nationwide

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The community food banks that sprouted and spread in April to feed hungry communities are ready to go to the next level.

A group of individuals from notable social institutions are in the process of institutionalizing the community pantries to address the unmitigated hunger brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Former Education secretary Bro. Armin Luistro, former Social Welfare Secretary Dinky Soliman, former Cultural Center of the Philippines Chair Emily Abrera, Fr. Tony Labiao, Executive Director of the National Secretariat for Social Action of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines; Rey Laguda, Philippine Business for Social Progress president; Bobby Calingo, Executive Director of the Peace and Equity Foundation; Mario Deriquito, President of BDO Foundation; Dan Songco, president and CEO of PinoyME Foundation and Yvonne Palomar Castro, organizer of the North Commonwealth Community Pantry have launched the Adopt A Community Pantry Project (ACPP) to ensure that the community pantries continue and expand throughout the country.

Philanthropic individuals, families, groups, civic clubs, and other social and business institutions will be tapped to commit their support in cash or kind, short term or long term, to any of the over 1,300 CPs that provide food and basic necessities to families in hungry communities.

The ACPP has created a financial platform that will connect sponsors to the community pantries and ensure smooth and transparent transactions. The Tanging Yaman Foundation of the Jesuit Province and the De La Salle Brothers, Inc. of the La Salle Brothers will receive the funds while the Community Pantry PH, a support group, will select the beneficiary CPS, coordinate the activities and provide the logistical and technical support. Sponsors may also be connected to their beneficiary CPs to foster greater solidarity.

“The very encouraging show of support for community pantries shows that the inherent qualities of caring, sharing, and the bayanihan spirit are very much alive. They need to be harnessed to neutralize the prevailing negativity and political division among citizens. The CPs are already doing excellent work in performing a much-needed social intervention at this time. They are also generating remarkable support from within their community and from many others outside who believe in this cause. This needs to expand and spread throughout the country. It is an inspiring social phenomenon that must be institutionalized because it is what defines us as Filipinos,” said Brother Armin Luistro.

Yvonne Palomar Castro said sustaining the community pantry in North Commonwealth is a daily challenge. “We go to sleep every night thinking if we will have enough food to give to the 200 people we have committed to assist daily. Many of them we would see patiently falling in line every day, almost depending on us for their daily subsistence. It makes me wonder where they would get food for their family if we stop operating. The thought that we can alleviate the hunger of a few among the million hungry souls keeps us going.”

The group coordinates directly with Community Pantry PH through Jenny Non, sister of Community Panty Maginhawa organizer Patricia Ana Non.