Fabricating | October 31, 2019
Making it Real with Ponoko!Ponoko is a cloud-to-robot laser cutting service for pro makers who need custom made parts, like faceplates, enclosures & components for electronics products. They are an amazing resource for making all kinds […]
Tips | October 31, 2019
Cutting Problems with Overlapping LinesPolygonia detects lines that cross (i.e., line intersections) and knows how to create a design with corners at these spots. But it has problems detecting lines that overlap on top […]
Basics | October 31, 2019
Why is everything in “mm”?You might notice that the default units are millimeters (“mm”). If you look at the “Units” tab, you will see an option to pick “pixels”. But you won’t find an […]
Releases | October 25, 2019
Version 1.0.0Polygonia.design, version 1.0.0, is now available. Over the next couple of days I will describing its features and how to easily create amazing designs of your own. As always, let […]
Tips | October 25, 2019
Intro to the EditorStart by clicking on the first tab (the one with the triangle) to show the editor: It is helpful to see how the triangle in the editor fills up the […]
Basics | October 25, 2019
Is it free or not?All accounts on Polygonia are free. You can sign up and create as many designs as you like. Your designs are stored in the cloud. No credit card is required. […]
Tips | October 25, 2019
Where do I start?A great place to start in Polygonia.design is the “Examples” area. Click the tab with the four square on the right: Polygonia will show you example designs. Click on any […]
Basics | October 22, 2019
What is Polygonia.design?Polygonia.design is a free site that lets you create symmetrical patterns and designs. Imagine drawing while looking into a kaleidoscope. That is what you can do with Polygonia. You can […]
Basics | October 21, 2019
Welcome to the Polygonia.design Blog!Learn about new features, get tips on how to use Polygonia.design, and find out how to get the most out of Polygonia. You can leave comments, ask questions, tell me […]
