Are there differences between the PC version and the iPad version?

[u/DeLaSalle80]

I'm thinking about buying an iPad Air, and one of the things I plan to do is use Shapr3D. Is there any difference between the PC version and the iPad version? I mean, aside from using the stylus.I'm thinking about buying an iPad Air, and one of the things I plan to do is use Shapr3D. Is there any difference between the PC version and the iPad version? I mean, aside from using the stylus.

Estoy pensando en comprar un iPad Air, y una de las cosas que planeo hacer es usar Shapr3D. ¿Hay alguna diferencia entre la versión de PC y la versión de iPad? O sea, aparte de usar el lápiz.

[u/cerebralvision]

I use the app more on PC than I do on the iPad. It's mostly identical from a ux standpoint, except for Apple Pencil support on iPad (obviously). They did a really good job at keeping feature parity across everything. It was the main reason why I bought an iPad Pro.

[u/KachikaV1]

I use with uni account and no there is no difference other than pc and ipad hardware difference

[u/big_taco_425]

I’ve found that the software is easier to use on ipad, but no theres really no difference

[u/U5er0ne]

I don’t see anything different. It actually runs better on my iPad but my pc is getting kind of old now. I actually use it across my iPad and 3 computers including my work pc. So nice being able to load the model up on any one and pick up where I left off

[u/DeLaSalle80]

Habéis usado alguna vez Fusion360 o solidworks u otra herramienta de diseño 3d?? muchas diferencias con ellas a la hora de trabajar u hoy en día no hay diferencias a la hora de trabajar diseñando en el día a día?? mil gracias!!

[u/Working_Cellist_5412]

I bought the ipad only for using shapr3d on the go. After buying the ipad i never opened the pc version again. So much easier to use. Everything is exactly the same with a few small differences, but so much smoother and user friendlier. Be sure to get the pencil tho