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SculptGL - MisterAcoustic - 2018-03-04
Hi All,
I am making progress in my search for useful, inexpensive 3D modeling softwares, especially those that can work with Linux.
I'll post more soon, but I wanted to mention that I got my windows box working, and one of the things I am playing with is Sculptris. Probably most people have heard of that. I had fun and good luck yesterday creating a figure that I may get to print at some point.
Today, looking at something else entirely, I ran across a free, open source, browser-based, and possibly better tool of the same nature - SculptGL.
https://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/
I have only known about it for a few minutes, but it's looking great. Check it out.
Stan
RE: SculptGL - MisterAcoustic - 2018-03-24
I was making nice progress in Sculptris, and then all the brushes stopped working. Sad to say that I can't recommend Sculptris - it's too buggy. And it will likely never be fixed because it's free, and would compete with the company's other products if it actully worked.
On the other hand, I will try to export what I have from Sculptris, since I saw that SculptGL has import capabilites. Maybe I can just change programs and keep going. We will see.
Stan
RE: SculptGL - MisterAcoustic - 2018-04-22
Well, so far, SculptGL has let me down as well.
I was able to get my model out of Sculptris, and imported into SculptGL.
Once again, I started making good progress. I was working on the model in SculptGL, getting things done. Then, for no reason I can understand, my model was just... gone. The screen reset to a 'new' sphere. My model, and the changes were lost.
I don't even think that I fat fingered something (like accidentally creating a new document/model/project or something). Best I can recall, I was zooming in and out, and panning around trying to get the model situated in the view.
So... once again, I'm losing arguments with 3D modeling software. I will just have to start again from my export, and save early and often.
One of these days, I'll actually print something that I modeled. Just not today.
Stan