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The update also introduces a new voxel brush engine, described as being “closer to real-world sculpting” and improves performance of voxel and surface sculpting in heavy scenes. New Bevel tool, new voxel brush engine, and glTF exportįeatures for non-coders include new curve modelling tools, and a new Bevel tool, shown in use in the video above to create complex stepped bevels on hard-surface models via a customisable profile curve.

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In this tweet, lead developer Andrew Shpagin describes the change as bringing the software “one step to becoming absolutely customisable and semi-open-source”. Pilgway describes modifying 3DCoat via the API as “far more than scripting”.

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The biggest change in the 2022 releases is the new Core API, which enables users to extend or customise 3DCoat’s functionality with “the full native speed of C++”. New Core API lets users customise the software at the ‘speed of C++’ Updated 31 March 2022: Pilgway has just officially announced 3DCoat 2022. However, there is now a stable 2022 build available for download, and Pilgway has updated the version number on the homepage of the product website, so it seems safe to say that it’s out. Pilgway typically puts out an update to 3DCoat every three or four days, so 3DCoat 2022 is less of a single monolithic release than the point where the version numbering ticked over from 2021.99 to 2021.01.

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Other changes in 3DCoat 2022 include a new Bevel tool, a new voxel brush engine, improvements to auto-retopology and sculpting performance, and glTF export.ĭespite the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 3DCoat’s Kyiv-based developers are still continuing to put out regular updates to the software: at the time of writing, the current build is 3DCoat 2022.29.Īn ongoing series of 3DCoat 2022.x updates The update introduces a new Core API for customising or extending the software’s functionality, bringing 3DCoat “one step to becoming … semi-open-source” Pilgway has released 3DCoat 2022, the latest version of the sculpting, retopology and 3D painting app, and 3DCoatTextura 2022, the cut-down edition of the software for 3D texture painting. Scroll down for news of the latest update. Either will give you great value for your dollar really and allow you to do everything you need from beginning to end.Posted by Jim Thacker Pilgway ships 3DCoat 2022 and 3DCoatTextura 2022

Pixologic has shown they are paying attention too with their latest updates, which though not as frequent, are usually major despite being point releases. Now is an especially great time to get involved because he’s working hard on v4, which is going to be the next major release, and is seeking opinions and bug reports from users. Updates are very frequent and Andrew will usually fix a reported bug, or even add a requested feature, when asked. One thing I really love about 3D Coat is how attentive the developer is to artists. It’s impossible to decide which one is better really. Voxels can be a lot of fun and very liberating, very much like real clay in fact, though ZBrush has made decent strides in this area lately too thanks to Dynamesh. Most everything else I prefer 3D Coat for, especially retopology. I like ZBrush for sculpting and rendering, the latter being light years ahead of 3D Coat (though still no where near renderers like V-ray).

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