Swift 3D Editor's Review

Have you ever tried to write a text, your name or your company's name, or something else in 3D and to get it to spin and to whatever you want? I've searched the internet over and over to find a 3D text generator, and found many websites that do that, but none of them would really rise at my expectations, until I found Swift 3D.

This application it the most easy to use 3D modeling software I've ever seen! I have never worked in a 3D Modeling software, and I started to make 3D texts and shapes and anything I wanted right away! Swift 3D creates the 3D models for Adobe Flash, but you can export the files in many other formats ( gif, jpg, bmp, avi, swf, flv, tga 3DS). In the software gallery you already have many objects and materials to fill your creations, so, if you want to let your imagination fly, try it out and build anything you want! Set the lights, angles, and make your dream room or any scene you want!

Most of the objects that you will work with in this program are the primitives to be found along the toolbar at the top. These consists in a variety of shapes such as cubes, spheres and pyramids etc. These are the basic building blocks of most 3D objects, and are able to be re-shaped to make the exact shape you are trying to achieve. If you have learned drawing you will know that circles, squares and triangles are the basic blocks of most illustrations. These elements are the main objects in Swift 3D.

I really have to mention that the tricky part is the animation of the objects. But I'm sure that after you watch some tutorials you can animate whatever you want!

Once you figure out how to work with the animation feature, you can make every object to move as you like, when you like! And of course, if you use the 3D model for flash you can export it and in flash to make it open the door when you click it, etc.

App Pro's: Easy to use; export the 3D art in many formats, great render, perfect for any 3D flash website; build-in web assistant for tutorials.

App Con's: A bit expensive...

Conclusion: It's the perfect solution for light 3D modeling, and you can learn it on the go.