@teledyn oh yeah I've 3d printing a whole bunch of my models. I use ABS-like resins, the end result is hollow and just as flexible and sturdy as plastic.

@metin ah! totally forgot about that one, it's possibile the swamp thing came after this monster. Not entirely sure : )

@teledyn there we goo!!!! : D

@metin close, but nope XD

@metin @daniel the video of that ipad app shows exactly the problem I see with SDF sculpting on ipad: you have to tap on primitives without knowing what you are tapping beforehand. Highlighting the primitive under the cursor is quite essential with non destructive editing softwares in general

@metin it's a weird stale situation, on one hand SDF should be more accessible because you just need a computer and a mouse. On the other hand, Nomad has proven there's a sustainable market for sculpting on tablets. Even though that requires TWO dedicated devices?!
If we assume tablets are the key to success for this stuff, then things complicate even further, 'cause SDF is not great on touch devices - no way to know what's under the cursor until you tap it. 🙃

@metin the thing with SDF is, to my surprise, it's still a very small niche. You can be sure that each of these products are somehow stealing those few users from each other. At the end of the day, survival for these softwares really just depends on the life scenario for the developers. If they can keep going with very few users and competition growing, then they will. Otherwise, they will drop development. Sorry for the grim take on this 😅

@metin we're still stuck in webgpu land, I'm afraid : )
You guys seem in good hands with sdfmodeler though. It's good to see a more open alternative. Although, I'll be honest, I'm still not sure there's enough space for all these SDF modeling apps, I suspect only one will remain, a bit like the highlander 😂