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Aqueduct Desktop App

The Aqueduct Desktop App is part of the Aqueduct Project it is a crossplatform 3D Asset Manager. It is currently in alpha stage and has a very limited set of features.

Aqueduct Desktop App Gui Screenshot on Linux (Gnome Desktop)

For information on the Aqueduct Asset Manager visit the documentation at:
Read the Docs - Aqueduct Project

How to Use

Aqueduct Blender Interop Overview The Aqueduct Desktop app is best used in conjunction with the Aqueduct Blender Addon that adds functionality to blender that makes it easier to work with 3D Asset blend-files and improves blenders drag&drop context menu considerably.

Here's a video showing the two tools in action:
Aqueduct Blender Addon Promo Video

How to Install

Binaries

Windows

We provide an experimental binary for windows, which can be downloaded on the Releases Page

Linux

We are currently working on an AppImage release to support all Linux distributions. If you want to try Aqueduct now you have to compile it from source.

Building from source

Linux

Dependencies
  • CMake (>= 3.1)
  • Qt5
# installing dependencies on Ubuntu (Debian)
sudo apt-get install cmake
sudo apt-get install qtbase5-dev


# installing dependencies on CentOS or other RPM based distro
sudo dnf install cmake
sudo dnf install qt5-qtbase-devel
Compiling the source
# cloning the source and moving to its root folder
git clone https://github.com/edgeflow3d/aqueduct
cd aqueduct

# configuring build files
cmake -S ./source -B ./build

# building the binary (using all 12 threads on a 6 Core CPU)
cmake --build ./build -- -j12

# starting Aqueduct
./build/Aqueduct

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