• insomniac_lemon@lemmy.cafeEnglish
    2·
    11 days ago

    Would be clearer if you gave an example.

    I’m guessing you mean VR painting. Or something similar like 3D sculpting (with some device setup that feels more immersive)?

    There’s also texture painting and vertex painting*, but those are only part of working on something 3D.

    * and no I don’t mean in the behind-the-scenes way it’s often used for some technical feature, I mean vertex color that is used for the final (likely low-poly) result. Like

    Spyro's skyboxes.

    The Lofty Castle skybox from the original Spyro. A beautiful sky, with the bottom half being dark-ish purple space with small triangular stars, the top-half with a visible planet and another smaller planet/moon in a blue sky, with the middle of the sky being separated by a line of clouds with an orange/pink glow on the upper half

    I guess you could even mean mini/model painting (I say because you also posted this on the 3Dprinting community).

    • Curious Mind @lemmy.worldOPEnglish
      3·
      11 days ago

      It could include all that you’ve mentioned. Basically l’m talking about 3D animation, and everything that you’ve mentioned goes into that.

      • insomniac_lemon@lemmy.cafeEnglish
        1·
        10 days ago

        It could include all that you’ve mentioned

        Well, tell me if you find some better sculpting option than Blender. A lot of promising options (clay-like or SDF) are locked behind licenses etc. (and obviously I care more about low/medium-poly aesthetic)

        Other stuff probably has its own limitations or is just more suited for environment (such as voxel terrain or CSG).