NOMAD FOR BEGINNERS - sculpting a character on the iPad - Part 3

[@B3D]

a lot of people still don't know how crazy nomad is, and one day your video will blow. thanks for sharing.

[@solutionparklane790]

thanks so much, your video really help on the beginners, thanks again!

[@TopArtToy]

Thanks for this tutorials. I'm learning so fast with this

[@SouthernGFX]

It's a pleasure and that is great to hear

[@CortneyWarren2050]

Hi! Thanks for the video, where is reference of body? Can’t find it on website neither

[@vincentwilson79]

Yeah …finally .Thanx😍😍😍😍

[@ЕкатеринаЧерникова-г8с]

Hi! Thanks for the video, where is reference of body? Can’t find it on website (

[@bullshark1152]

Thanks Glen. 😁👍🤜

[@bolt4948]

Great tutorial! I couldn't find the reference image for the body though.

[@papolone]

I see you using Sketchboard Pro, how is it? that hole at the right on the plug position block hand movements?

[@Kaskets3D]

I might have missed this part at some point but how do you make sure a primitive that you add is hollow or solid?

[@eross21]

so how would you prep to take a model like this and print it via 3d printer? i tried to print a sculpt. and when i scaled up the size in Prusa Slicer software. it left a lot of gaps between layers. is there a way to set the overall figure dimensions within Nomad?

[@jaykay98]

Any plans on making a video on Armor Paint for the ipad? Is it even worth it?

[@DogerArt]

Hello, thank you very much for sharing your art, I hope you or someone else can answer my question: How do you have so much free memory? You start with more than 5,000 MB. I only have 2,500 MB. Please, someone who can tell me? Thanks a lot.

[@OfficalMarvel24]

I think its about the generation of your ipad. Newer generation has more memory