Neat example of the strengths and weaknesses of vibe coding… But if anyone here is looking for a solid browser-based parametric CAD solution, [onshape](https://www.onshape.com) is the best there is. It’s missing a few tools that more complex alternatives have but if all you need is something easy to learn so you can make things to 3d print it’s a good choice
by fainpul
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Vibe coded? Nothing works.
by phcreery
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Why is right/middle click both orbit and pan? Why is scroll wheel vertical orbit? This feels like it was vibecoded using a macbook touchpad
by witherk
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Nice UI. Pretty cool to see a CAD program in the browser, without even an annoying login to try screen. On the other hands it seems to be pretty choppy and I was visual artifacts about 5 seconds into the tutorial. I got the same artifacts in Zen and Chrome.
I guess it requires paying for something external rather than being batteries included.
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by ikeough1
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And now you know why CAD is hard.
by aappleby
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This... what is this even doing? The camera controls are all fucked up. Why is mousewheel bound to rotate on the X axis? I can't actually select and move things. The container example is... is this supposed to be an object? Why is a cylinder floating above it? Why is shading all fucked up on the "twisted ribbon"? Etcetera etcetera.
Oh, it's vibe coded? And the author seems to have a bad case of Dunning-Kruger?
Yeah, I'll pass.
by RobotToaster
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This seems to have the same weakness as OpenSCAD, no relative positioning.
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