Sculpt+

A Google user

6 years ago

Awesome implementation of this tech, super intuitive and smooth on my Zenfone AR. The original was missing a smooth function, but was quickly updated and works great! One (possibly simple) refinement to the interface might be to have a button to make the rotation turntable-style by default... the flipping and rolling is a bit disorienting, at least from the perspective of someone used to Blender's defaults.

A Google user

5 years ago

Its great! It exports in .obj so i can putnit in blender and make it a rig! The worst part though... The ads. Now, im not being all salty because a free app has ads in it. Im being salty because if an ad pops up and you accidentally click it, meaning to click a button, itll kick you out of the app. When you try to go back in, everything that wasnt saved is now gone. Please make the exiting more forgiving and maybe an option for autosave?

Isabella Smith

3 years ago

Needlessly complicated and flawed. The tools provided all dent the model rather than reshape it. No matter how I adjust the settings it still does this, even with the inflate option it dents the figure. Another problem is when switching from sculpting, painting, and resizing you have to click the redo arrow for it to allow you to be able to work on your model again. This was extremely frustrating as the app does not inform you of this or give any help option.

Akiman

4 years ago

A very neat app with some great sculpting tools. It takes sometime getting used to the interface but it is user-friendly. It's missing a few essential components such as being able to select a specific portion and move it around. And the biggest downside for me was the inability to flip objects vertically.

A Google user

5 years ago

I'd agree with other reviews in regards to there being a paid version that removes ads. Besides that, I'm blown away by this app! I'm a 3d modeler and use Zbrush often, and while this doesn't compare in many ways, I'd say it's a great intro and bare bones version. Id say it even has more options than Sculptris (turntables gifs, layers, alphas, etc), which is Pixologics free software version of Zbrush.

Kayden D

3 years ago

I never made 3d models before. I wanted to get into 3d animation so I started off with this modeling app. I think it may be a bit buggy but I could just be doing something wrong. But despite my experience of 3d modeling I was still able to make a simple pig head, simple dragon head, and a hand in a few hours. I do wish it had a tutorial or something, but it's still amazing for beginners.

Christopher Bowman

1 year ago

' First I'd like to say it's an amazing app even for the free version. Took a little patience to understand the field of view being in a spacless 3d virtual world. Vary daunting at first. Free version is a great version, so I figured the paying for pro would open up a full array of tools and base meshes-nope I was wrong. directional issue with all tools. Also the consistency of the tool actually working correctly. Setting a crease or smoothing works then it doesn't. Bolean tends to crash.

A Google user

5 years ago

This is an *excellent* app. It's got its quirks and limitations, but it's great for 3D sculpt-sketching. I've spent dozens of hours with it (mostly on the bus). Couple tips: Don't be afraid to use the Move tool, and definitely add multiple objects to the scene instead of trying to sculpt everything from a single object. "Split to parts" in Zbrush will slice multi-object exports from this app into separate subtools, and importing OBJs into Blender automatically gives you separated objects.

Kiwi Gacha

4 years ago

This is an amazing free sculpting app. I feel like it could have a few more brush options and a custom shape option? Also with painting, I feel like being able to change the opacity of the shape or whatever part of the shape your paint would be cool for monsters or saliva. Again it's an amazing app that I would recommend to anyone. Keep up the good work

Suko Mittens

3 years ago

This app is AMAZING. Been having a hard time finding a sculpting app where I could export my stuff to turn into VRChat avatars without a dumb subscription I can't afford. There are very few ads that only appear once in a while about every other time you either add an object, or go to move the object. Very short ads as well. The ads also kinda act like a small little break to stretch your fingers or rethink before continuing. Looks great once you get a hang of the controls. 👍 11/10 is amazing.

A Google user

5 years ago

This app is such an amazing tool for digital sculpting and for producing 3 dimensional artworks. However, there are a few complications with the app when it comes to undoing a task, since it only undoes a task that doesn't include changing the color or matcap. Additionally, I can't add objects with a different color continuously, which is time consuming for me since I have to change colors each time I add a new object. There was also a recent bug that made the app voluntarily shut down.

A Google user

5 years ago

it's a good sculpting app for someone who knows how to use it, and it is actually fantastic for rendering despite being on a phone! However, there's flaws when it comes to beginner sculptors and other things. Everytime I pressed a button that wasnt the brush, size, strength, and color, I'd get an ad. Even when I hit undo. Also, a tutorial wpuld be nice for beginner sculptors that need a hand when it comes to this medium and software. That and how it's hard to build up pieces like noses and ears.

A Google user

6 years ago

This app is definitely the breeding ground for something great. However, there are a few problems that make it almost impossible for me to use. For example, I sculpt people a lot, so if I end up putting in any detail anywhere, or subdividing the object so that I can put detail in it, the app crashes. It seems that this may be too ambitious to use on a phone, even a Note 8 which is what I have. This may work better on a tablet, but for phone users, it may be too much. All in all, it's a great app that could be very useful if it weren't for the constant battle with crashing.

Brian Freezerre

3 years ago

Fantastic app. I've created a leg and two dragon heads for drawing reference. I am having an issue with painting, though. I paint on one side and the paint shows up on the other, so I end up coloring both. I turned off the symmetry and selected the other three options, but nothing seems to fix this. I found a workaround by cloning the object and shrinking it and painting that, but this won't work for everything. Tysm for this app!

Nathan Marraffino

4 years ago

I'm mostly a Blender modeler but this is pretty cool. A whole lot like zbrush lite I think. It's still fairly limited so don't think you can do master pieces or anything, but if you just want to get a project started to transfer to PC later then yeah this is amazing. Not a knock on it at all, I think the dev said it's still in alpha stage. The selection of tools are pretty good, the UI is clean and easy to understand, not loaded with endless junk you never use. Just messing around for a few mins is enough for even a total newbie to get the hang of it pretty quickly unlike Zbrush which was designed by an alien or something. It says it has in-app purchases but I can't find them anywhere. If one were a premium version to shut off the ads I'd be all over that. I haven't tried to import my own models, matcaps, or alphas yet but I don't see why that wouldn't work, every other feature seems to be fine.

A Google user

6 years ago

Seems like a great app. Has a similar feel to Blender, but more intuitive and convenient imo. It has a beautiful and clean interface. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any sort of search or help feature, nor a tutorial on how to get started. Beginners are sure to feel out of their depth. The "pull" tool was also frustrating to use, as the app determines whether to pull out or sink into it based off of what direction you move. This lead to some confusion and is all around awkward to use as it is. I would advise that there be some way to switch between and lock it in (such as a toggle, push/pull) rather than based off of which direction you move. Either that or have the "push" and "pull" as separate tools. Something I loved to see was the undo button at the bottom. It was easy to see and seems to allow for a fair amount of undos, which I found out the hard way. As a whole, I think this app has great promise. From what I saw, with a few fixes, this could be an amazing app that anyone can pick up and use whenever.

A Google user

6 years ago

If you're familiar with 3D sculpting this is not a challenge to use. It's recommended to use a stylus. If you're a newbie to the concept of digital sculpting it'd be best to start on the computer with a program like Scupltris (it's free) first, then come here when you need to draft on the go. It's certainly not Zbrush, nor does it need to be, it's more feature rich than Sculptris speaking of that and is a very useful app for me to draft out my ideas to continue working with. I'd certainly recommend it to fellow sculpting fans.