Terrain Sculptor is a. NET application which uses a libsecondlife bot to retrieve the elevation data for a sim and generates a sculpty texture of the terrain. It also downloads the world map image from the web for use as a texture.
The user can teleport to specific locations within sims and monitor the process through a graphical display.
The operation usually takes a number of seconds after logging into a sim. Elevation data can be saved and loaded seperately. The application is relatively user-friendly but errors are not always handled informatively. The source code is open. An object will be pushed out if the form of the hole which you push out is made. You can twist or round an object. You draw a line in 2d by editing the various points and the program. Created by Resident Yuzuru Jewell These utilities are made to translate 3d files directly into sculpt maps, with varying degrees of sucess.
Still in need of a lot of testing but potentially very useful for any program that supports this format. A command-line utility that reads a Wavefront Style. Sculpty Maker is a free program for Windows PCs that allows you to create objects in zBrush and convert them to Second Life sculpted prims. It includes an in-world tool called Sculpty Rezzer that assembles the converted objects, and a plug-in for zBrush that allows you to export sculptmaps directly from zBrush.
Please direct all support questions to Vlad Bjornson. A simple graphical user interface to upload textures to the grid. It will show you the compressed texture size before uploading and allow you to upload lossless images, perfect for 64x64 or smaller sculpt maps. A command-line utility to batch upload an entire folder output from Qarl's Advanced Maya Sculpt Exporter in to Second Life and rez the scene as a full permission linkset.
The sculpt maps are uploaded as lossless images and the textures are uploaded with the normal compression settings. Jump to: navigation , search. Personal tools Log in. In other languages English. Whether you are a beginner or a more advanced user, there are controls to suit your needs. Leave the default settings and hit print or change them as you want. Skip to content. It's the best app for 3D Printers. And it works exclusively on Sculpto 3D Printers. Explore the app now. It's endless inspiration.
The home screen. All the info you need. If you want free and simple, try out the Rokuro and Tokoroten sculpt-making tools. You'll be limited in the shapes you can produce, but they require no 3d experience and you can turn out some good sculpties in a little as ten minutes. The Wings plugin can also import these sculpt maps where you can tweak them further. The interface is nicer than that of Wings, and Zora Spoonhamer's exporter allows you to take good advantage of program features which the Wings exporter doesn't; full subdivision capabilities, cutting and extrusion of faces, etc.
That said, the best way to decide which program you should use is to start downloading their demos and trying them for size and feel. The hobby market for 3d software is currently growing rapidly: as a result there are dozens of software packages in the wild, many undiscovered or not well known.
If a new program is discovered and proven by means of it being listed here, great, but it's not within the scope of this list to name them all, else the most useful ones would get buried and the page would become a confusing mess. With those in mind, if you're adding a program, follow the format used in the rest of the entries they differ slightly between the free and commercial packages and be sure to fill in as much information as you can; this will usually take a little research.
If you've used the program, you're encouraged to include your insights and experiences in the short description blurb you don't need more than a short paragraph. Tutorials, documentation and the like should be linked separately under the Resources section. A number of Residents have recommended this program. If you're familiar with it, please give the rest of us a summary! Formerly a company's in-house tool, Blender is the current king of the open source modeling programs.
With all the features of the expensive programs, an active development community and even some existing SL-based tools made by Residents, this is going to be the default choice for many people. Downsides: Blender's interface is not newbie-friendly. That combined with spotty documentation can make for a slow learning curve. Plopp is a cute 3D modeling tool designed for little kids. Imagine one of those new mylar balloons. You paint the one side with an image, and then paint the other side with an image represetning the other side.
Plopp then blows up the balloon and shades it. You can also import graphics from other tools Photoshop, a scanned drawing, etc.
You can play a little with the lighting and with rotations. The Plopp drawing tools are very basic but keep in mind, this is for little children.
Then it bakes the texture and exports the texture and the sculpt map x Even if you don't use this for Second Life, you might like to get it for your kids It just looks like a lot of fun. TrueSpace and its companion products appear to be aimed more at the independent developer and hobby market.
Today now that it is owned by Microsoft they are giving it away with the training videos, a fully featured program now absolutely free! Your on your own for support ever since the acquisition but there is still an active forum see the resources below for the link. However it lacks support to export Sculpt Maps directly, you'll need to use another program to import the. A unique feature TrueSpace 7 and on offers a virtual collaborative work environment without working in the Second Life sandbox.
Wings3D is a subdivision modeler that is easy to learn and is well suited to making sculpted prims. The sculpt import and export for Wings is easy to use. There are also numerous tutorials that are specific to making sculpties.
Sculptris: 3D Modeling Software. Interesting Features. Dynamic Tessellation: no more worries about the model geometry, if there are not enough triangles to display the detail you want, the software automatically divides the area under the brush.
ZBrush has contributed to the realization of many movies, among which:. Assassin's Creed Uncharted Realism. Useful Informations.
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