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Developer Javier Edo has released Forger, a new sculpting app for the iPad.
Unlike Autodesk’s more consumer-oriented 123D Sculpt, the app features a range of the basic features you’d expect from a package like ZBrush: eight different brushes, OBJ import/export, masks, symmetrical sculpting and multi-model editing.
With a maximum geometry count of 65,535 polygons, Forger won’t replace conventional sculpting tools any time soon, but it looks a useful tool for rough work on the move.
Forger is available for iPad 1 and 2, price $2.99. According to the FAQs on his website, Edo – by day, a pipeline TD at Double Negative – is working on support for textures and multiple subdivision levels in future releases.
Tags: app, double negative, Forger, iPad, Javier Edo, sculpting, ZBrush
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