Autodesk has released a new iPad sculpting app, 123D Sculpt.
The app, which is currently available for free, offers basic sculpting and detailing tools. The geometry can be textured by importing images or capturing them with the iPad 2 camera and ‘stencilling’ them onto its surface.
123D Sculpt offers 17 base models. Five further packs of four are available from the App Store for $0.99 each.
With no option to export the geometry in a format other software can read, don’t expect to be using it in a professional context any time soon – but it looks like being great fun on train journeys.
The new app forms a sister product to 123D, the entry-level hard-surface design and modelling software Autodesk released in beta earlier this year.
Download 123D Sculpt from the App Store
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