Audience

Designers and artists requiring a 3D modeling solution to improve and enhance their sculpting possibilities

About Adobe Substance 3D Modeler

Substance 3D Modeler interprets spatial input from the physical world, allowing you to sculpt your model as you would in a real workshop. Use the natural, fluid gestures of the artistic flow. Switch between desktop and VR. Whatever your preferences, and the requirements of the moment, Modeler adapts to fit your needs. Modeler helps you at every stage of your project, whether creating concept art, sketching and prototyping, blocking out game levels, crafting detailed characters or props, or sculpting an entire scene. An intuitive approach to 3D modeling frees you from technical constraints and lets you focus on your creation. Modeler lets you switch at any time between VR and desktop, depending on the needs of your project, the task at hand, or your own preferred style of working. Use tools such as symmetry, repeaters, and linked copy variants to efficiently create and edit advanced structures.

Pricing

Starting Price:
$19.99 per month
Free Trial:
Free Trial available.

Integrations

Ratings/Reviews - 1 User Review

Overall 3.0 / 5
ease 4.0 / 5
features 2.0 / 5
design 5.0 / 5
support 3.0 / 5

Company Information

Adobe
Founded: 1982
United States
www.adobe.com/products/substance3d-modeler.html

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Product Details

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Windows
iPhone
iPad
Android
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Adobe Substance 3D Modeler Product Features

3D Modeling

Reference Management
Bill of Materials
For 3D Printing
Data Import / Export
For Architects
Component Library
For Manufacturers
Simulation
Animation
Collaboration Tools
Annotations
2D Drawing
Character Modeling

Adobe Substance 3D Modeler Verified User Reviews

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  • An Adobe Substance 3D Modeler User
    3D artist
    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Frequency of Use: Monthly
    User Role: User
    Company Size: 1 - 25
    Design
    Ease
    Features
    Pricing
    Support
    Probability You Would Recommend?
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    "Promising app, but still new."

    Posted 2022-10-28

    Pros: -Intuitive and similar to Medium.
    -More complex options for sculpting like radial symmetry, boolean, and more shapes for the move tool.
    -Audio cues, which helps understand what the user is doing.

    Cons: Lacking many important features which were present in its predecessor (Medium) that make it hard to integrate this program to a 3D workflow, such as:
    -A Layer hierarchy outliner.
    -Support for reference pictures.
    -A stomp paint mode, which will repaint the inside of a voxel sculpt as well.
    -Lighting, environment and material settings.

    In addition, it carries some of Medium's technical challenges like the smooth brush getting weaker on higher resolutions. Also, unlike Medium, it is tied to a subscription plan with no other means of purchase. Lastly, it is still tied to Oculus/Meta software, which makes it impossible to use on any non-Meta headset without Revive.

    Overall: This is the successor to Adobe's (formerly Oculus's) Medium software. As such, it is quite similar, but designed for a more professional use. It is easy to see the ambition poured into it, and it could grow to become a big tool in modeling workflows, but as for now, it comes with some challenges that make it feel bare-boned and feature-lacking. This might change in the near future, but as for now, I do not recommend taking the leap from Medium for professional use.

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