[UncleEntity]

> But instead of that it just seems like every toolkit or library wants to be highly specialized and complex, and provide for a very specific use-case rather than making the most general-possible user interface that is universal.

Blender, and 3d modeling in general, is a very specific use case which probably couldn’t just have some UI code thrown up over a library and be expected to work. Not like displaying some text and an image or two to rant about “those damn kids”, there’s real math behind being able to transform mouse movements into 3d space. Expecting to display a 3d environment in whatever front end UI code you want so it can have a pretty wrapper is very unrealistic.

I’m having a hard time even imagining how this would be possible without a large team working behind the scenes to do all the heavy lifting to make this even remotely possible. Wasted time IMHO as having a specialized tools for specialized domains is just how these things work.