Anatomy 3D Atlas App Reviews
I downloaded this to see whether or not it would meet my needs before buying the paid version. I like it, but I can’t get around the major setback that prevents me from buying the paid version. Namely, the window goes full screen (like many games) and there doesn’t seem to be a way to scale the window size down. Maybe I’m missing something, but dragging the edge of the window frame does not allow scaling in the way that OSX windows do by default. I’m a digital artist, so this is a problem for me because I was looking for a good anatomical application to use as reference on occasion while drawing, painting, or modeling in Zbrush. I suppose I could move the app to a secondary monitor at my workstation, an iMac, but I do not have this luxury while working on the go with my MBP. If the developer is reading this, please add the ability to scale windows— or tell me I’m an idiot if I didn’t see something obvious lol. That is the only thing preventing me from buying your paid apps.
I brought the iOS version and I was quite satisfied with it. I was thinking to buy Mac version as well. However, the Mac version has two things that hold me back from puchasing it. Firstly, the Mac app is a full screen app. I’m not be able to resize the window, which is a key feature to me as a Mac app. Secondly, the left mouse click drag rotation is not as good as the iOS version. I drag the mouse with fairly amount of distance, but the model only rotates a little bit.
Not Free
The app implies that it is free, but after you download it, you find that all the useful features are locked until you pay $35.99 to upgrade i.
DAAAAAAANG
dannnnnng bro dis app make wanna be docter plz harverd leat me en 2 schuul becuz app help be becomes dector ayyyyyyyy i liek this app
Anatomical Drawing for highschool students
I teach AP and IB Visual Art at an Arts Magnet program. This program is quite effective in discussing the anatomical features of bone and muscle groups that students are needing to see in a variety of angles. Once committing to memory life drawings are more relevant. Thank you.
Charging for Features Previously Purchased
I had all of the bones and muscles purchased for this application. After an update, my purchases have magically disappeared, and the app is now charging me $17.00 for content I already owned. Save your money and go for free study tools online. This app is a rip off.
computer engineer degree needed ?
where’s ‘ setup ‘ - for example,seems to use game controller, what about mouse / keyboard ? Actually need internet / you tube to use, not loaded on H.D. ? these should be obvious, to me. and they arern’t.
Nothing but a head and an arm
It seemed like a good app and it probably is…but you can’t look at anything without paying $13.99 for it. If you want it to be $13.99….don’t waste my time, just list it as $13.99. I didn’t bother continuing. I just removed that app when I realized the “quick” look up I needed was more hassle than it was worth.
Nice app but lack of HD image export function
It’s a really nice app. The HD anatomy 3D model can be rotated, zoomed in/out very fluently. However, this app doesn’t provide any export function. It would be nice that it can integrate a high resolution static frame/picture export function (to JPG, PNG, PDF, etc.)
Not as good as the iOS version
I brought the iOS version and I was quite satisfied with it. I was thinking to buy Mac version as well. However, the Mac version has two things that hold me back from puchasing it. Firstly, the Mac app is a full screen app. I’m not be able to resize the window, which is a key feature to me as a Mac app. Secondly, the left mouse click drag rotation is not as good as the iOS version. I drag the mouse with fairly amount of distance, but the model only rotates a little bit.
Good app but not scalable :(
I downloaded this to see whether or not it would meet my needs before buying the paid version. I like it, but I can’t get around the major setback that prevents me from buying the paid version. Namely, the window goes full screen (like many games) and there doesn’t seem to be a way to scale the window size down. Maybe I’m missing something, but dragging the edge of the window frame does not allow scaling in the way that OSX windows do by default. I’m a digital artist, so this is a problem for me because I was looking for a good anatomical application to use as reference on occasion while drawing, painting, or modeling in Zbrush. I suppose I could move the app to a secondary monitor at my workstation, an iMac, but I do not have this luxury while working on the go with my MBP. If the developer is reading this, please add the ability to scale windows— or tell me I’m an idiot if I didn’t see something obvious lol. That is the only thing preventing me from buying your paid apps.