... system and the complexity was real. if they say "i just always click those three things in that order", they did not learn anything, they built a coping strategy, and it breaks the first time you move a screen. blender, figma, excel all demand serious learning and people defend them anyway. the reason is that every hard thing in them is hard for a reason you can name out loud. thank you for the kind words ... ... path as the finding rather than the bug. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @rabnoor_s  Again, I really liked your way of thinking! The part about memorizing really hit me =) I use some pretty complex software like Maya, Blender

... math forces the knee to bend outward naturally. Finally, the workflow. A hyper-optimized mobile app means nothing if the data gets trapped there. We wanted a studio-grade pipeline. So alongside the app, we built a native Blender plugin. You drop our .mimic file into Blender

... Context Engine for my Models 4. Replicate - Content Generation & Training Image & Video Models 5. Resend - API managed emails Also, recently - its Klipio, My own tool for Static Image ad creatives from competitor ads. Comment from Justin Verlin(@justin_verlin): Claude Code VS

... days ago, we've been heads down on one thing: making Flowly extensible. What just landed: Plugin marketplace inside the app. Browse, install, and manage plugins straight from the dashboard no manual setup, no command line. Blender control as the first featured plugin. Install it in one click and Flowly can drive Blender

... usually includes constraints, tradeoffs, and small details that are hard to fake. In B2B, for example, a generic AI post might say, build trust with suppliers. A more human answer would mention the actual messy parts: unclear MOQ, sample vs production specs, certification documents that do not cover the exact SKU, packaging files that are not ready, or buyers comparing quotes that are not based on the same assumptions. That kind of detail does not have to sound perfect ... ... trustworthy. Comment from Chloe Samaha(@chloesamaha): Why does it matter? Why focus on how it was produced instead of the outcome? Do you care if you asked someone what's 24x5 if they did the math in their head vs

... Developers producing pre-sales collateral from Blueprints and 2D floor plans get to market sooner. We tried to keep the platform portable.  Foursite  exports in .GLTF, so if a studio wants to refine a specific frame in Blender, 3ds Max, or Unity, they can. We built this because we believe  interior design 3D visualization  should be a layer under the industry, not a cost center sitting next to it. The residential design and d cor category ...

... seconds. Key Features: Instant: 4 seconds to get a 2K/4K map. Private: Everything is processed on your device. Accurate: Pure mathematics instead of generative guessing. Game-ready: Exports standard Normal and Displacement maps for UE5, Unity, and Blender. I m curious to hear your thoughts: In an AI-dominated world, do you still value "deterministic" tools that prioritize physical accuracy over generative speed? You can check out the demo here: https://rkey.gumroad.com/l/fqfax Would love to get some feedback from ...

... TLDR: I built Cursor for Blender which generates clean wireframes. Let me start with a confession. I'm a terrible 3D artist. Like, genuinely bad. Every time I opened Blender

... prompts and images into high-quality, game-ready 3D models instantly. Key Features: Image to 3D - Upload any image, get a 3D model Text to 3D - Describe what you want, AI creates it Export GLB/OBJ/FBX - Ready for Unity, Unreal, Blender Free trial - 10 credits to start, no credit card Perfect for game developers, 3D artists, and designers who need rapid prototyping. Try it free: https://www.morphix-ai.com Comment from (@ablly): Hey Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Morphix ... ... built this because I was frustrated with how long it takes to create 3D assets for game prototypes. What used to take hours in Blender

... prompts and images into high-quality, game-ready 3D models instantly. Key Features: Image to 3D - Upload any image, get a 3D model Text to 3D - Describe what you want, AI creates it Export GLB/OBJ/FBX - Ready for Unity, Unreal, Blender Free trial - 10 credits to start, no credit card Perfect for game developers, 3D artists, and designers who need rapid prototyping. Try it free: https://www.morphix-ai.com Comment from (@ablly): Hey Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Morphix ... ... built this because I was frustrated with how long it takes to create 3D assets for game prototypes. What used to take hours in Blender

... that your computer is not only for work. There is room for play. And this time, it became a family project. My daughter designed the Ant. My wife drew the Ladybird in ProCreate. I modeled the Noti Bubble in Blender. And a friend designed our stars, Noti Shiba and Noti Miao. I have been coding for 15 years. Most of my work has been about building other people's dreams. This is the first time I am building something that ...

... podcast and just make some 3D art. It kind of reminds me of ceramics, just slowly shaping and building something up. But I can do it at home in comfy clothes lol Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): Blender was the first one I used. I kind of never got to the point where I felt like I was making something. I followed the famous donut tutorial, but ended up giving up pretty early on. It just felt like everything ... ... still do use it occasionally. That's specifically because it is very easy to make the 90's style 3D art that I love. Comment from Max Limper(@mlimper): It seems like, to work with 3D models, Blender

... explain it with real-time examples we can Imagine AI is like a smart assistant in your kitchen. MCP is the recipe card you give it it tells the assistant what dish you want, what tools (like blender, oven) it can use, and how to make it just right. Without the card, it might guess and mess up. With it, it nails it every time. Comment from Parth Ahir(@parth_ahir): Think of MCP as AI s secret handshake that ...

... thousands of sign ups and the Product of the Day badge. The reality was very different. We saw a tiny boost in sign ups, got stuck at around 200 upvotes, and to top it off, finished below a food blender. Thankfully the story didn t end there. Since then, we ve launched two more times and the results were way better: two top 5 finishes, hundreds more upvotes, and a big uptick in users. I've been reflecting ... ... having a community is a big plus for new launches, especially on Product Hunt. Comment from Roye Segal(@royesegal): Great points all around! We re about to dive headfirst into our first PH launch this week, and your blender

... Hunt: 5413 6561 X: 1685 1895 YouTube: 539 612 "Achievements" I didn't expect: Invited to spaces to talk about art, marketing and content creation Got first paid newsletter subscriber Was travelling to another country Learned new things in Blender Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ilia_productdesigner  You managed quite a lot! Congratulations. I have more questions: what is the product? which channel proved to be the best one? what do you expect from the collaboration with founders ...

... nika): Thank you! :) Hopefully, I will scale it up a little bit more, have more interested people and the increase prices :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Congratulations! :) I claimed few sponsorships and learned something new in Blender :D Comment from Alan Rivera(@alan_rivera): That is awesome!! Congrats on the launch! I did my first ever product hunt launch last sunday and it went super well dispite not being featured! I learned a ton and got some really ...

... spotify playlist, and add a to-do task in one prompt? Still very early days and for beginners is very hard to set up. Comment from Jerry M(@bearjb): I tried BlenderMCP with cursor. I have no knowledge of blenders. Modeling through natural language commands is really incredible. Deep requirements are difficult, but personally, I think MCP will be a great tool. Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia_productdesigner): @insightflowdata  thanks for your thoughts Michael Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia ...

... that is purposfully build for a specific task. However with the current trend and looking into the future I think AI will be able to do almost everything current Saas does. And I don't mean people will build alternative to any Saas just to avoid it. AI will be able to automate everything that is software related in my opinion. So people will just use the AI as it will be more convinient for them. I think it will ... ... heading to that direction. I totally agree that devs must get creative and adapt and I know we will see some awesome usecases in the future. (I just watched a video of Claude using MCP to control Blender