3D Sculpting Software - For your Organic Design

Step 1: Start Your Sculpting Project

Choose one of the three starting options:

• Option A: Import a 2D concept image as a reference and begin sculpting the 3D form manually.



• Option A: Import a 2D concept image as a reference and begin sculpting the 3D form manually.



• Option A: Import a 2D concept image as a reference and begin sculpting the 3D form manually.

Step 2: Sculpt the 3D Form

• To shape your model, use sculpting tools such as a clay brush, smooth, pinch, inflate, grab, etc.



• Continuously refine proportions, surface details, and anatomy or mechanical form depending on the project.

Step 3: Add Textures or Patterns (If Required)

• Use alpha brushes or displacement maps to apply patterns or texture.



• Apply noise, wrinkles, grooves, or decorative details as per the design. and Optionally, paint or vertex colour the model for visualisation.

Step 4: Split or Segment the Model (If Required)

• Use cutting or slicing tools to split the design into multiple parts for:

• Printing

• Assembly

• Mold making

• Medical or product customisation

Step 5: Convert to NURBS (If Required)

• If a parametric or CAD-compatible output is needed:

• Reconstruct surfaces or curves using NURBS tools.

• Fit clean NURBS surfaces over sculpted mesh or extracted sections.

Step 6: Export the Design

Choose export format based on use-case:

• STL/OBJ – For 3D printing or polygonal workflows.

• IGES/STEP – For CAD or manufacturing workflows using NURBS-based geometry.