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[@KristianKivisalo]

I have 5 years work experience with 3Ds Max, 15 years with Cinema4D and a little over a year with Blender. I’m retired now. I discovered Nomad Sculpt a couple of months ago and I didn’t even have to learn it, it was so easy and fun to use. I have a powerful laptop but I haven’t opened Blender since I got Nomad. Get a decent tablet and Nomad doesn’t crash and it’s really smooth to work with.

[@kookvik]

I'm just an engineer that uses solidworks and your video was recommended to me, I love it. What would be the main use of the sculpted models that you make?

[@Gearsolid3D]

3D sculpting, also called digital sculpting, is a way for artists to create 3D objects on a computer. Think of it like working with clay, but instead of using your hands, you use a computer mouse or a tablet and stylus. Here's a simple breakdown: 1. Digital Clay: Imagine you have a lump of clay, but it's inside your computer. This "digital clay" can be molded and shaped into anything you want. 2. Special Software: Artists use special programs (like Blender, ZBrush, or Sculptris) that give them tools to work with the digital clay. 3. Tools and Brushes: The software has different tools that let you: - Push and Pull: You can push or pull parts of the digital clay to create bumps or dents. - Pinch: This tool lets you squeeze parts of the clay to make them thinner or more defined. - Smooth: You can smooth out rough areas to make them look more polished. 4. Creating Details: These tools help artists add fine details to their creations, making them look realistic. For example, they can add wrinkles to a face, scales to a dragon, or textures to a rock. 5. Mimicking Real Life: The goal is to make the digital sculpture look as close to a real-life object as possible. With practice, artists can create amazingly detailed and lifelike models. So, 3D sculpting is like sculpting with clay, but it's all done on a computer with the help of special software and tools. I hope this helps but if it doesn't then I might probably have to define both 3d modeling and sculpting and then different between the two for better clarity. thank you

[@Old_Man_Jay]

@@Gearsolid3D I think he was asking what do you use the models you make for. Not what is 3d sculpting.