uMake: 3D Modeling CAD, Design

I am running this app on the 2017 iPad but I'm still having performance issues! What keeps happening is that my iPad CAN handle the polygons being rendered but the issue is when I go into 3-D flyover mode it has to load back in a bunch of shadows. That really bogs down my iPad and I have to wait a few seconds before I can do anything, and that's with small things! So maybe if you make it so that the shadows either or there, or they don't have to be loaded and unloaded constantly it would give the app better performance! Please reply.

Ver 3.1 No problems with this version. Well apart from the issues with iOS 13 that is. Which is Apples fault and not uMakes. Currently running on iOS 13.2.3 Hopefully iOS 13.3 fixes this (basically memory management and touch responsiveness). Ver 3.0.1 The exporting photos bug is now fixed! I can now export at 2048x1537 on my iPad Pro 1st generation (this may be different depending on device). Really impressed with the uMake team for getting the fix out so quickly! 5 stars! Ver 3.0 Just a word of warming for those of you who use the “export to photo” function within the app. It has gone from exporting photos in 2048x1537 to 1024x1024. This in on my iPad Pro first generation. It might be different for other devices. So if you need to export at a higher resolution please hold off from updating until it is confirmed that this is a bug or a new feature going forward. I’ve submitted a ticket from within the app and also started a new thread on the uMake forums. Will update this review when I have more information. Update for Ver 3.0 Thanks to support, it has been confirmed a bug and an update will be out soon. In the meantime I’ve downgraded back to ver 2.12 (again thanks to support).

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I was loving this app as it has so much potential and I know I could really benefit from it in many areas but unfortunately it diminishes my battery life very quickly and that’s even when I have only this app running and nothing in the background also it lags terribly bad and crashes on me after a few extrudes or free hand shapes which is pretty bad if I can’t even do that. I was interested in going pro but if I can’t even get through the free version then I see no sense in wasting my time, effort or money. Perhaps it’s just my iPad since my iOS is up to date ect. I would really like to use this app for my own work since I’ve seen some pretty amazing stuff come out of it in the community creations gallery and from tutorials. I’ve been following and doing the tuts which didn’t seem to give me much of an issue but when I go to create my own thing it does sadly.

At first it seems Great and all but, You have to pay actual money, That just didnt work for me. My family is saving money until im 12 but im 8 Right now by January 1st 224th I'll stop saving. Its hard to go through, But i have to. It seems like a scam when you download a free app but it has In-App Purchases, I Think if you can make the App Free for everybody without using a single Penny, I would appreciate and use the app plenty more, I have an IOS 12 Ipad, But i lost my pen. So can you guys fit in a feature to accept finger Artwork? If you can fit in those little problems into a perfect bowl. Than i dont have to wait until im 15 or 16 to get another ipad and buy the Using App thingy, So please add these features to include saving money artists, They might also feel a little scammed like me, Thanks alot, -Navi

But there are a finite number of monthly bills one can pay, and people usually incur those bills in the order that they encounter them. Once they're full, they're pretty much full, and they scale way back on incurring more bills. The software industry is some 30 years old now, and subscriptions are a relatively new thing. We know the industry can survive, and indeed thrive without them, although the App Store paradigm where everything sells at at 30% discount confounds the issue somewhat. I have to admit that I'm not a fan of subscription software. We all try to justify it's necessity, but at the end of the day, we know it's a gimmick that's going to decline as soon as the next recession hits. That's my take on the business model. The software itself, however, is excellent. If you are not averse to subscriptions, this is a good candidate for it, as the software is high-quality and the support is very good too. And that's what I'm rating. The program itself, not the business model, which can always change. Nice job bringing CAD to the masses.