Imo meshes need to visit a separate DCC if greater optimization is desired. I guess it's great if needs are not complex (like 2D artists and designers who want to avoid all complexity of 3D modeling). It autoretopos (and can autoUV) stuff behind the scenes at the time of export. Not a fan of the current export pipeline. But ironically, I have no idea how to snap sliders or type numeric entry to get specific and precise values or if it's even possible right now. Don't think any verbose menus like that exist yet.Ĭomes with scene units on and shown by default which is great since scale is super important in VR. The flip side of minimal UI is that it's a pain when I want to manage the file and see some actual statistics. Gizmos are easy to use in VR and desktop. Excellent and painless imo.Ĭlean and easy to understand UI.

There's a VR camera always ready in desktop mode so all I need to do is put on my headset to see things in VR when I need to. Going from desktop mode to VR is about the only reason I got the program. There are many things I have come to enjoy about Zbrush that Modeler doesn't do yet (and who knows if ever), so it's easier to jot down some opiniated random thoughts: Blender too can do way more than this when it comes to sculpting. Would not recommend this app as a substitute for Zbrush. If you've used Medium, it's basically a slightly less featured version except of course you can use Modeler in desktop mode as well. Imo it works exactly like any VR voxel sculpting app. It is super basic compared to something as mature as Zbrush.

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