[ioquatix]

Our 3D modeller Shun spends about a week per page carefully designing and animating the models. You are correct, they are per page and completely pre-defined. The fun part is colouring in the pages and seeing the results :D

Even me, 28 year old male, can have a lot of fun with this app.

[ahsteele]

Why don't you guys allow for printing from within the iOS app?

[ioquatix]

Personally I'd like to do that but we have a lot of limitations with the Unity platform and supporting multiple platforms. Every feature needs to be implemented at least 2 times (iOS, Android) and tested.

Perhaps in the future once we get some money coming into the company. Right now we don't have any more funds left for development.

[BHSPitMonkey]

I'm sure this has already been discussed, and I know this falls under "easier said than done", but you guys should really try to get this on toy aisle shelves. Perhaps in the form of a book? Maybe have a prominent "Try me!" feature on the cover instructing the user to install the free app and point it at the cover to get people pulled in.

[ioquatix]

Yeah, other companies are working on this too. I think we are in a unique position at this time with what we've developed.

[rralian]

This is a great idea. I could see this becoming a very popular coloring book series. I'd buy it for my kids.

[ioquatix]

We've been trying to get major publishers interested for over 8 months. Molasses comes to mind.

[bradbatt]

With the right marketing and execution and a little luck you'll have tons of traction and be in a better position when they come to you to license your tech for their books!

Why would any kid ever want a "plain old" coloring book without the 3D augmented reality?

Very cool—my kids are going to love for sure!