There's meanwhile a ton of more or less dedicated sculpting apps around, even for the ipad, and as much as I hate to point it out, blender is reported to have a very decent sculpting toolset (probably better than Maya, because the latter I've never even seen mentioned).

Somewhere), both for free (the latter being a bit more restrained, especially on the exporting side because it allows only to export a 'decimated' obj-file (loss of detail there)). I don't know Maya's sculpting tools (it certainly is no zbrush), but I'd wager a bet that you'd be happy with sculptris (if it is still available somewhere and if it does run on a newer macos) or zbrush core mini (that can be found on pixologic's website. If you would have provided a link to the gallery post, maybe we could tell for sure what happened there.Ĭheetah has a very rudimentary sculpting function with the brush tool, which isn't that useful imho (but it produces a displacement map, not a ton of polys. To be honest, my first hunch on how this came into Cheetah is this method: Find a plant in some modeler depository and click download.

Zbrush core ipad