Gravity Sketch has released version 1.5 of its immersive 3D design tool. The new version brings a number of developments and feature upgrades to create a more engaging design and visualization experience. The update includes new drawing tools, new geometry types, orthographic views, better export options and a new, experimental surface patching tool. The latest version is now available to download from Steam and the Oculus Store.
“Gravity Sketch is committed to disrupting and reimagining current design workflows to enable creatives to fully express their ideas in real-time,” says Gravity Sketch CEO, Seyi Sosanya. “Putting the users at the centre of our development has allowed us to continue creating a software that is not only applicable to those from technical and digital backgrounds, but is also created in a way that it can touch creatives in all walks of life regardless of their creative prowess, and also bringing back an element of fun into the creative process. Our latest developments really encapsulate our communities? feedback and we can?t wait to see what they can create with it.”
Gravity Sketch is a 3D creation tool that enables artists and designers to sketch in an immersive environment using Oculus Rift, HTC Vive or Windows Mixed Reality headsets and motion-tracked controllers. Artists can create detailed, professional-grade 3D models, scenes and artwork in a fast, intuitive way. From idea conception, artists can design directly in 3D and, once ready, take their models out of the scene into another design tool, CAD software, game engine or 3D print platform. Or, they can upload their creations directly from the app to the cloud and share with others in a matter of seconds.
Gravity Sketch comes with four license types: normal, Pro, Studio and Enterprise license.
For more info, visit Gravity Sketch.
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