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Very curious - thanks for the update, will investigate.

You can now export to gltf format, which can load animated models into game engines like Unreal.

I recommend sculpting with "Mirror Sculpt" turned off for Clay and Flatten brushes - then use "Mirror [Ctrl+M]" to make the object symmetrical.

I will continue working on a fix for "Mirror Sculpt", but it won't be soon.

It seems to be linked to "Mirror Sculpt" mode. I will investigate - thanks for the bug report!

This can happen with double sided objects like the Loft. If you sculpt on the back side of the object the sculpting effect is reversed.

Again, using meshes to create textures, to apply back as a Volume Texture:

An alternative to Displacement Maps, that require high-poly meshes, is Volume Textures. They look similar but can work even on low res meshes.

Added a furry material that gives objects a fuzzy look:

Using brush strokes and draw on frozen to create an ornate armor design:

You can turn on Z-Depth rendering on the Camera Panel, and the option "Show Depth". Then when you save the animation it will output depth as greyscale.

Quick tutorial showing how to setup Inverse Kinematics in Curvy 3D 5.1


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CC5D--qTTI

Animated goblin with new Curvy 3D 5.1 animation tools

With new Curvy 3D 5.1 Cell Shader

No. But the closest thing you can do is a "Create Sketch" primitive and import svg into that. It won't make any meshes, but the curves will be available to copy and use in other objects.