Light 3D

This is not just a showcase. But it’s a fully functional app for 3D Ray Tracing rendering.

The First App on my new IPad Pro (M1) that can give the M1 stress to work... 👍. I love it to make 3D-Raytracing on my IPad Pro. To Developer: Please make Upgrade with more Object-Types or to Render Animations ... Thank You for this App.

I know this app hasn’t been updated in years, and I’m unsure if it’ll ever get any more updates. However, I have a few requests for if it does: •gamma-correct rendering, rather than treating sRGB as if it scales linearly •dithering, to help with color banding •options to change what processors render the scene (ability to utilize a CPU’s E-cores, ability to utilize GPU cores) •More advanced geometric shapes (pyramids, cylinders, etc.) •easier position, scale, rotation changing If you can do that, this’ll be a perfect app for rendering

An amazing tech demo, it would be a perfect mobile renderer if only one could import models, even ultra-low-poly models!

I love this, and the developer recently added manual coordinate editing. I think it is very cool! I hope this gets more features in the future like non-vector editing, more objects, import/export, and more materials. Oh! We also need a way to control the number of times light can reflect. It’s like a watered down version of Blender, which is what gives it the charm it has. I really can’t wait to see what else comes in the future! Oh, and how can I forget how adorable Mr. 3D is?

Even though the lighting is pretty outdated, this is amazing! It has lots of functionality. Although, I would love to add my own models. Other than that, amazing job!

It’s simplicity yet functionality is astonishing. The only reason it is not 5 stars is because there are some features the app needs. You need to be able to exactly input the locations and vectors (it may be possible that you can and I’m just dumb) as well as being able to import your own models (stl, obj, etc)

Would love to be able to import an obj file from another app like Polygonify or forger and apply materials to them and render a hi-quality image for print.

pretty nice ! easy, fast. i don't see the glass material tho, where is it ?