This online software allows you to sculpt an object using tools like brushes, creases, etc. This software also supports pressure-sensitive tablets. In the example below, you can undo up to 15 operations. You can easily access them with shortcuts. Be aware that you can change it just temporarily, you cannot save this color setting. If you are not using a tablet device, you can set up the brush by adjusting the radius etc.
In the Background tab, you can change the background of the scene. Please be aware that what I will explain is meant for a beginner. If you already have some experience with other sculpting software, then feel free to start creating your own original work.
We model the ears of a rabbit. This has been selected automatically every time I captured a screenshot. You may also upload a picture which you can use to texture your model. Put it into a more exciting environment by uploading a custom background. You may also change the rendering properties of your object, making it look like it is transparent, or made of clay.
You may upload your textures as well. Use the Symmetry tool to get perfect proportions. You can turn Symmetry on or off as you go without making the entire model symmetrical. The Continous feature lets you sculpt by holding down the mouse button. SculptGL is an excellent option for anyone looking for a quick way of creating a 3D model effortlessly. Extra vertices can increase printing costs.
Vertices should be broad and large, not long, thin, or diamond-like. Most files you create on SculptGL cannot be 3D printed without additional processing. Exporting and printing those has a high chance of succeeding. For more complex designs, we recommend exporting your file into a software that can hollow it out and add an escape hole.
We recommend Blender. More on that here. Japanese artist Motogashi designed this using Sculpt GL. For more images, check out the SculptGL user gallery. English Deutsch. Home 3D Printing Blog. This is what the SculptGL menu looks like.
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