The performance is supposedly good but I have not tried it. There is always AstroPad for Mac that can mirror a portion or the full screen (I think) to an iPad and accept styli input on the iPad and send it back to the Mac. I’ll have to try it myself before selling my third kidney (we have those, right?). Hi Guys, I hope you are safe in this COVID-19 quarantine period Here is my first test using Zbrush 2020 on an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, with Easy. I know I am pretty excited about the iPad Pro, especially after reading some of the early impressions about the lag, or rather lack of, when using the Apple Pencil. I just don’t see it happening right now, at least not to the high level of sculpting capabilities that some people would like. That is with an install base of a couple hundred million tablets, now imagine developing mainly for the iPad Pro with an install base of zero. The price tag would be too high for most users and the investment would be to large for a very uncertain return. There is a reason you do not see super complex apps on iOS or Android. If Pixologic were ever to release anything on iOS I would expect it to be somewhere between Sculptris and ZBrush in capability. *this is part of our “ 100 Days of Holograms ” series, where Missy Senteio and Shawn Frayne of Looking Glass Factory post one new wonderful or weird (or both!) use for the Looking Glass holographic display each day.There is always a chance … if you remain an optimist Next up, #16: Turn a VR sculpture into a hologram Just remember, “We don’t make mistakes, just happy little accidents.” More on one of those ways, VR-to-Hologram, in the next post! Įven if you aren’t a super pro like Fukui-san, there are a hundred ways you can start to create holograms for the Looking Glass. īut that’s not all! Then he starts to create wonderful sculptures in VR with tweaks in Zbrush.
I am good at 3D software such as Blender, Zbrush, Substance 3D Painter. Here he uses iPad Pro app Shapr3D with the Looking Glass. Im a senior game designer with over 15 years of professional game industry. Whatever tool you use, you can be sure your digital 3D creations will have, as Bob Ross would say, a happy little place to live using the Looking Glass 3D Model and Animation Importer.Įxpert ZBrush artist Nobuaki Fukui shares some of his tips in the video below.īut Fukui-san doesn’t stop with Zbrush alone.
Or maybe you create characters in VR using Tilt Brush. Or, let’s say you like to use an iPad for your three-dimensional creations. Anything you dream up really can be brought to life inside the blank glass canvas of a Looking Glass.
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