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Zuflow
Build 3D assemblies with visual logic
36 followers
Build 3D assemblies with visual logic
36 followers
Zuflow is a web app that helps you build 3D assemblies with visual logic. Map your parts on a node graph and let the engine do the math. 🕸️ Visual Constraints: Wire parts on a canvas. See your logic. ⚡ Auto-Solver: Define relationships and watch parts snap together. 🚀 Browser-Native: Fast 3D rendering with zero downloads. 📐 Instant Drawings: Export dimensioned PDFs and DXFs
Zuflow
Hello Aria
Okay this one hits close to home — spent years in SolidWorks and Fusion during my robotics/mechatronics days, and the moment assemblies get complex, mate relationships turn into an unreadable mess in the FeatureTree. A node graph is such an obvious fix in hindsight that it's wild nobody's shipped it well before.
Question: how does Zuflow handle over-constrained assemblies? That's where most parametric solvers either silently fail or throw cryptic errors. Does the node graph give you visual feedback on which constraint is the offender?
Browser-native + DXF export is the combo that makes this actually usable in the real world. Rooting for you 🫡
Zuflow
@sai_tharun_kakirala Thanks for the feedback! To answer your question, Zuflow avoids this entirely by design. Because the system relies on snapping predefined 'Ports' together via a node graph, a single connection fully defines how the two parts attach and rotate. It’s basically like snapping Lego bricks together—you just connect Port A to Port B. Because of this architecture, the math doesn't conflict, and it's virtually impossible to over-constrain the assembly.