I have to agree with Phantast - leave modelling to modelling packages.  The tools Vue has (primitives, booleans and metablobs etc) are very useful but Vue should stick to what it is good at.

Also adding modelling features would simulateously open them up to reviews comparing them to modellers and into annoying the makers of modelling packages who might be less inclined to support Vue importing their formats in future.

Now there are some features buried in Vue's python functions that would allow anyone who wanted to to develope a modelling package that worked with Vue or to integrate one they already had sitting around.  That would be a big task for anyone who chose to take it on and I'm not sure if there would be much of a market for it either.

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