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Make sure to be on 3.3 version of blender

I agree, that was the first tutorial I made. I didn't know how important it is to go slowly. If there is something you need help with feel free to message me on Twitter or via email hubert.krzykalski@gmail.com

That was a mistake on my part, I went too fast, sorry for that!

I might do more of this, design isnt my focus at the moment but more studies cant hurt nobody

thanks for making such great art!

I am no king, but a simple servant of art

thanks papa

shift+d

Make sure to update Conjure to version v0.1.6 and if that doesn't work please email conjuresdf@gmail.com

@@hubertkrzykalski eventually it worked:) would be cool if it can be used in 4.2version too... like why 3.3 thats a bit random, but great addon!

"ConjureSDF currently only supports 3.3.x (any version of 3.3) Because the rendering system it uses has been deprecated in later versions. An update to support 4.0+ is planned (as part of Alpha, so free)" from official Conjure's Discord

@@hubertkrzykalski ok, cool, thx!

same.. it's like invisbile to me

Make sure you use Blender 3.3, another versions break the addon for now, and if the issue still persists, email conjuresdf@gmail.com

They are planned for the future. You could duplicate a primitive(Shift+D) and repeat the last action a few times(Shift+R). That said this solution is destructive, once done there is no changing.

@@hubertkrzykalski There's also a need to make better chambro other than welded meshes

Great to hear that, 4.0+ will take few months to get there

@@hubertkrzykalski also will wait 4.0+, great addon

It's worth every penny. The workflow I still use is a voxel + smooth + decimate modifiers in that order. keep the voxel at .01 and smooth a 50 and decimate at .03. Do your modeling as normal and increase voxel size if you want a tighter mesh. Conjure for some reason can handle millions of poly's (at least on my system) Also check out MagicalCSG.

For now, no. It is planned for the future, although the performance from it will be way worse than SDF primitives

Not yet, it is planned for the future, but the performance on it is quite bad from what i have heard

Retopo is always a nightmare!

Modifier support is on the way, it is just a matter of time. Glad you like it as well!

I'm not sure what the advantage of this is vs traditional sculpting mode. Is it that you can keep the same detail density everywhere without ever having to retopologize anything? If so, then it sounds cool!

hahaha

its better

Honestly, cant say I tried other ones. I have seen videos about them online and they lack many features. Conjure isnt perfect either, although it has constant support from the developer, who constantly improves it daily.

@@hubertkrzykalski ive tried pretty much all of them minus ones for houdini, and autodesk. the free ones for blender from like higgsas or more ancient ones are way too clunky and slow standalone software like magicasdf, clavicula or adobe modeler is always too raw and with new ui thats clunky and not quick to integrate into the usual software. like magica exports only STL. cad stuff is cad stuff - fusion360 or lighter artsy stuff like moi and plasticity - good direction if you are starting since that industry will never die. but working inside blender with familiar scripting, usual tools and transforms and constraint modifiers is fkn awesome even with this alpha for 40 bazingas

You are free to do what you want, nothing stopping you

@@hubertkrzykalski Agreed. A tool is a tool. It's all in how it's wielded. Great demo here. Thank you! =D

I haven't had many bugs with Modeller myself, except for missing many features.

Yes, you can convert your CSDF mesh into polygonal mesh. As shown at 26:00.

Thanks Machin3!

Yes

No, changes in edit mode dont change anything with the shape

Not yet and I doubt so

@@hubertkrzykalski ah so it all has to be done via cube sphere cylinder etc ?

There are 14 or so shapes to use

It certainly is!

You can remesh everything into standard polygons

It is default round brush

@@hubertkrzykalski i bought csp pro and i can't find this brush tbh (sorry for bothering you).

G-Pen should do the same work, it is in the Pen section

It definitely gets easier with practice

Like every parametric top down system you need to know what you do …