As a long time Zbrush user, I freaking love nomad sculpt. I love working in the iPad. I love editing photos in Affinity Photo. I love designing logos on IPad Illustrator. And I love editing videos in LumaFusion. iPad has come a long way! Great video!
Would love to see more on the app and software side. No one is doing that for basic applications. It's either full blown Z-Brush tutorials or nothing. Nice area to move in to for additional videos !
I've got a few nomad sculpts made. Getting better. Can't wait for this weekend to try to print a test print for the very fort time. Thank you Jesse for your inspiration.
@@UncleJessy it’s funny how different recording on an ipad is to the pc. I like seeing you ‘and’ the screen as it’s much more entertaining I think. The print turned out so well.
new subscriber, love your channel and your style, great content. I've been looking into getting a 3d app for my iPad, your videos help me figuring this out!
It's about time we got a sculpting app on Android! I'm very impressed with how well it works in the Note 20 Ultra. Unfortunately my tablet doesn't have s-pen support.
Overall a good basic presentation but I guess I have to watch the video again because I totally missed any mention of scaling to real world size... I'll assume you scaled/sized your scanned head model and that was your real world reference. A rush provides for Precise measurements to scale...if Nomad is any kind of useful for 3D printing it will offer precise export to precise measurements.
I just downloaded the trial and played around with it a bit. Then I purchased the full version. Now I realize I'm going to need a stylus to really enhance my abilities with it. My tablet doesn't support active stylus, so I'm looking at buying a new tablet. Damn you Jessy!!!!!! Damn you!!!!!! Lol.
Question.. When you scanned your head and imported it, did your computer/ program automatically scale it to real world size in 3D space? The mask scaled nicely to your face but getting things to print at actual size is what confuses me. I use a scaling tool when I'm printing minis. Long time listener first time caller lol. Keep up the excellent videos!
looks good for use with organic shapes for molding, this could be really good for scaling armour to fit scanned pieces of a persons body if making cosplay
Hey there! Thanks for subbing. It really depends on what you want to print. Resin printers are great for really detailed prints (typically smaller)... and resin costs a good amount. Fdm printers typically have a much larger build volume but the details arnt as crisp. Still pretty amazing and the cost of the filaments are typically cheaper and go further. If you want to do cosplay stuff. Start FDM. If you want to print miniatures/little statues etc. Resin is the way to go
This is the info I needed. Looking at what model to get and it looks like your using an iPad pro gen 2 with gen one pen. More instructional videos like this would be cool. So you emailed it to your PC to put it on an SD card? I wish the iPad had an SD card slot.
Hi Uncle Jessy, your 3d printing videos are always very interesting and informative, so I give you all my compliments. I take advantage of this video on Nomad to use your wisdom and ask you for advice. For a person who has no experience in the field of 3d sculpture, on IPAD is Nomad or Forger 3d better? Honestly, they both look very good and I can't make up my mind. Thanks a lot in advance and keep it up.
I’ve used forger for years but nomad offers many more features by faaaar. The tools are easy to use, light paths is very easy, and has a customizable interface. It’s all around more professional and the closest I’ve gotten to a computer 3D model program. It also makes painting the sculpts a lot easier. The only way forger is better is that you can export 3D turntables for preview but getting those renders is a bit more tricky with forger. Good luck with your 3D journey!
This app is so useful and beautiful and entertaining when you are in place full of boring time it almost our zbrush software in mobile 70% of its original features. If they include next zsphere option like they added polygonic modeling and a feature that neither zbrush has " a timeline with keyframe and bones " that would be the Best for my view.
While not directly on Android you can use your Android phone to take photos and photogrammetry software on your pc to convert them into a very detailed 3D model. I have some tutorials on my channel.
Hi! Great Workflow Video with your *Nomad* *Sculpt* App! Thanks for showing us what a lot of those small mobile app buttons mean and do! I read maybe 12 comments below and didn't see my answer, so I'm back up top here. You didn't address the big woolly mammath/elephant in the room question about the *polygon* *count* b4 you sent it to your 3D printer. Was your download Mortal Kombat - looking face Mask already at a low Polygon Count to send thru the printer's pipeline or did you re-mesh everything to a lower poly count once you were satisfied with your Custom Mask Adjustments?
Uncle Jesse thank you so much for these videos! I truly appreciate the work you do. I was wondering for a noob, the app you would recommend for a beginner, who really want to create a full body predator. Yes, thats my goal! Which would be the best?
“The best sculpting app”. Did you try Forger? It’s been out for a few years and is heavily developed, by the same guy who added sculpting to Blender, compared to Nomad being out for only a few weeks.
Love your videos. There is always something to learn 😀 I'm new to 3d printing and waiting for my ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X I do not have an ipad. Are there any similar apps that you can recommend for Mac osx where you can do the same?
@@Ree1981 Strictly a U.S. company I guess. It says that the reason is 'High Shipping Costs' It also says if you are outside the U.S. to use one of their distributors for a warranty. Assuming there is one for your country.
If your support connections are thin enough you can just wiggle and break them off. If that won't work I'd suggest cutting them off with nippers/flush cutters, but don't cut them too close and then use a rotary tool like a Dremel to smooth out the nub. You can find rotary tools for under $20. Otherwise just sand or file the nub down. Needle files are great for getting into tight places.
So If I were to do a helmet like a Batman cowl, you said this app probably wouldn't be the best for that. How would I size the helmet to form to my head shape? could you do a video on that?
Hi uncle I about to start diving in 3 d printing and I honestly don't know what is the best one to get best result and easy to learn. I have this app and I love it. I just need guidance before I spend in a printer and I been asking around what should I get and cost supply effectiveness. Any suggestions
I know this is kinda late but from what I've seen, for beginners FDM printers are better than resin. Resin is more expensive and requires extra steps like cleaning/curing so it's not something really to start with. Though, depends what you want to do. Detailed miniatures/statues are better on resin, but cosplay peices/bigger prints are better on FDM
How in the h-ck are they suppose one try out this app if you can't import an stl/obj to work on ... ?? Must one pay to use the trial version ?? (on the android version that is..)
I just bought the program and i cant figure out how to split a helmet using Nomad. I used mask to select the area but when i use the split function, it only does the outside of the shape, not through the shell. How do I split a helmet in two?
How can I send a file from nomad sculpt to thingverse? When I go to download the file it says it needs a sbl obj for whatever file to download. The file I downloaded was stl and obj. Please help
Nor can you export after changing the default image/object ... Will not buy an app before seeing what it really can do -- on the finished exported stl/obj file .. Fun to see, not so fun to test out .. :(
@@HenrikLaurell yeh, i bought the app, but honestly, it's truly awesome. Got an ipad pro with the pen, its such a pleasure to use. And for that price, i think its crazy
@Beefalo Bart. How about realizing that the iPad Pro and Pencil is better than any android crap out there and leaving your fanboy hate aside and getting the best tool to do the job?
Can I run Blender direct on my tablet though? Last I checked I had to run other programs to screen share Blender to my tablet and couldn’t work on files while I travel home on the bus/train
As a long time Zbrush user, I freaking love nomad sculpt. I love working in the iPad. I love editing photos in Affinity Photo. I love designing logos on IPad Illustrator. And I love editing videos in LumaFusion. iPad has come a long way! Great video!
More on that Mask I was sculpting at the beginning of the video soon ;)
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Would love to see more on the app and software side. No one is doing that for basic applications. It's either full blown Z-Brush tutorials or nothing. Nice area to move in to for additional videos !
I've got a few nomad sculpts made. Getting better. Can't wait for this weekend to try to print a test print for the very fort time. Thank you Jesse for your inspiration.
Yes please more videos on nomad
Loving that new screen layout you are using.
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Thanks man! Was trying to figureout how the heck to fit my fat head in there 😂😁
@@UncleJessy it’s funny how different recording on an ipad is to the pc. I like seeing you ‘and’ the screen as it’s much more entertaining I think. The print turned out so well.
Yeah southern gfx is brilliant as well
new subscriber, love your channel and your style, great content. I've been looking into getting a 3d app for my iPad, your videos help me figuring this out!
Man this is what i was looking for this is perfect.
It's about time we got a sculpting app on Android! I'm very impressed with how well it works in the Note 20 Ultra. Unfortunately my tablet doesn't have s-pen support.
That sucks! It’s time for an iPad
Overall a good basic presentation but I guess I have to watch the video again because I totally missed any mention of scaling to real world size... I'll assume you scaled/sized your scanned head model and that was your real world reference. A rush provides for
Precise measurements to scale...if Nomad is any kind of useful for 3D printing it will offer precise export to precise measurements.
I just downloaded the trial and played around with it a bit. Then I purchased the full version. Now I realize I'm going to need a stylus to really enhance my abilities with it. My tablet doesn't support active stylus, so I'm looking at buying a new tablet. Damn you Jessy!!!!!! Damn you!!!!!! Lol.
This is really cool. If I end up getting a new iPad sometime I'd love to try things like this. More videos are always a plus!
It’s also available on Android. Love this app! This app and Blender is all you need
And meshmixer
@@liewwh that too!
If stick with LightWave and 3D-Coat but this is great to have on the go.
Question.. When you scanned your head and imported it, did your computer/ program automatically scale it to real world size in 3D space? The mask scaled nicely to your face but getting things to print at actual size is what confuses me. I use a scaling tool when I'm printing minis. Long time listener first time caller lol. Keep up the excellent videos!
Please more on this . Video was bear good
Got me get new pad pro min. Ouch..
Impressive model, interesting program. Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😁
Oh heck yeah do many more videos on nomad
Working on another 🤘
this is sweeeeeet! thank you! as a solidworks user I am limited on adjusting mesh organic models!
Ever think about doing a video teaching us newbies on how to use Chitubox to slice files? A lot of videos I found are specific to certain 3D printers.
looks good for use with organic shapes for molding, this could be really good for scaling armour to fit scanned pieces of a persons body if making cosplay
I like how your 3D scan looked like it was Christopher Nolan lol
How do you compare this app to other 3d sculpting tool whether it’s mobile or pc? And loving your videos hope you make more about Nomad 😅
AMAZING VIDEO BRO LOVE YOUR WORK
I love nomad sculpt, i'm creator Indonesia,
Really one cool app thanks for showing it
Big fan from India 🙏❤🥰
One of the coolest masks out 😎👍
Finally a single good 3d app for android
Twenty Foiiive.. Hahaha. Great video
That looks sick
Great video jessy thanks
Just subscribed to the channel. Wanna say love what you’re doing. I do have a question...do you prefer resin or fdm 3D printers?
Hey there! Thanks for subbing. It really depends on what you want to print. Resin printers are great for really detailed prints (typically smaller)... and resin costs a good amount.
Fdm printers typically have a much larger build volume but the details arnt as crisp. Still pretty amazing and the cost of the filaments are typically cheaper and go further.
If you want to do cosplay stuff. Start FDM. If you want to print miniatures/little statues etc. Resin is the way to go
Hello and Thank you very much for Great video))
Like and Appreciate the sharing,,
now for sure I want to get and Ipad and this program ))
Thank you!
definitely would like to see you create something new - be a headsculpt or object. currently learning zbrush but this seems easier to use.
I use this app on my chromebook, it's really good.
This is the info I needed. Looking at what model to get and it looks like your using an iPad pro gen 2 with gen one pen.
More instructional videos like this would be cool.
So you emailed it to your PC to put it on an SD card? I wish the iPad had an SD card slot.
Very informative thank you
Love the channel. Does nomad just let you import stl files? Just curious.
Nop
Hi Uncle Jessy, your 3d printing videos are always very interesting and informative, so I give you all my compliments. I take advantage of this video on Nomad to use your wisdom and ask you for advice.
For a person who has no experience in the field of 3d sculpture, on IPAD is Nomad or Forger 3d better?
Honestly, they both look very good and I can't make up my mind.
Thanks a lot in advance and keep it up.
I’ve used forger for years but nomad offers many more features by faaaar. The tools are easy to use, light paths is very easy, and has a customizable interface. It’s all around more professional and the closest I’ve gotten to a computer 3D model program. It also makes painting the sculpts a lot easier. The only way forger is better is that you can export 3D turntables for preview but getting those renders is a bit more tricky with forger. Good luck with your 3D journey!
That’s amazing. Have to try it. Question though, how do you make sure you actually print it in the correct size?
But is it intuitive? I'm not sure if you mentioned that. ;)
First! Woke up to a new Unc vid.
second
haha thanks!
This app is so useful and beautiful and entertaining when you are in place full of boring time it almost our zbrush software in mobile 70% of its original features. If they include next zsphere option like they added polygonic modeling and a feature that neither zbrush has " a timeline with keyframe and bones " that would be the Best for my view.
Please make more tutorials on this. Can you put a photo in this program and trace it.
Great video! Do you have the M1 iPad Pro?
How do you scale it according to your face size? Sorry if this question is kinda silly
Can u make a print using nomad for a fdm printer, really wanted to try and learn something new, this is really awesome
You totally can. Just export the file as Stl or obj and load into your slicer of choice!
Nice 👍.... Really wish there was something like scandy for Android.....
Too many projects ... so little time....
While not directly on Android you can use your Android phone to take photos and photogrammetry software on your pc to convert them into a very detailed 3D model. I have some tutorials on my channel.
What ipad and pencil are u using? That scan looks pretty bad.
While it is a terrible scan I guess for this purpose all that was needed is the general shape.
It would be cool if we could add supports to existing models this way. Maybe we can?
Gracias
Which would you say is better to clean up a 3d scanned model? Nomad or forger?
Hi! Great Workflow Video with your *Nomad* *Sculpt* App! Thanks for showing us what a lot of those small mobile app buttons mean and do! I read maybe 12 comments below and didn't see my answer, so I'm back up top here. You didn't address the big woolly mammath/elephant in the room question about the *polygon* *count* b4 you sent it to your 3D printer. Was your download Mortal Kombat - looking face Mask already at a low Polygon Count to send thru the printer's pipeline or did you re-mesh everything to a lower poly count once you were satisfied with your Custom Mask Adjustments?
Question, what size should my 3D model be? I don't want to keep detail but not have files too large it won't print.
Uncle Jesse thank you so much for these videos! I truly appreciate the work you do. I was wondering for a noob, the app you would recommend for a beginner, who really want to create a full body predator. Yes, thats my goal! Which would be the best?
By the way, I am talking a life size
Does this have to be a sertn type of file or can I go to thinkervers and download a stl and modify it or does it have to be a obj
Amazing...💜
I hope you do tutorial about the app "NOMAD" I just got it. 😅
Thanks so much for sharing this with us...
“The best sculpting app”. Did you try Forger? It’s been out for a few years and is heavily developed, by the same guy who added sculpting to Blender, compared to Nomad being out for only a few weeks.
Yep made another video on that🤘
@@UncleJessy since my initial comment, I tried out Nomad. Well... I switched. WOW it’s so much better. You were right.
Thanks for the heads up!
Damn Jessy I still learning Forge... now this?? hahahaha
this came out about a week after my other video - i think this one is the clear winner of 3D Sculpting apps. SOOOOOOO GOOD!
@@UncleJessy ooooook I'll give it a try ;) damn I love tinkering with this apps
@@UncleJessy Maybe you con do a side by side Nomad vs Forge
Hello, to model and produce nomad sclup or forger which ?
Can this also do on the new Samsung tablet it would be helpful.
Love your videos. There is always something to learn 😀
I'm new to 3d printing and waiting for my ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X
I do not have an ipad. Are there any similar apps that you can recommend for Mac osx where you can do the same?
Blender is sooo good and it’s free! Wish it was on iPad but it’s available on Mac OS and btw now big sur update is Mac OS 11...
How do you know how big your head is in real world measurements?
Interestingly I was looking at Epax x10 reviews when I caught sight of this video. A new x10 model? I want to see that!
Looked at their site. "Sorry, no warranty if you're outside the US". WHAT? LOL
@@Ree1981 Strictly a U.S. company I guess. It says that the reason is 'High Shipping Costs' It also says if you are outside the U.S. to use one of their distributors for a warranty. Assuming there is one for your country.
Sick! :)
Great tool !! Must play with this !! /Henrik
Is there ant apps I can use without an apple pen?
Probably not
Could you do a video on removing resin print supports? I'm somewhat new to it and I'd like to learn
If your support connections are thin enough you can just wiggle and break them off. If that won't work I'd suggest cutting them off with nippers/flush cutters, but don't cut them too close and then use a rotary tool like a Dremel to smooth out the nub. You can find rotary tools for under $20. Otherwise just sand or file the nub down. Needle files are great for getting into tight places.
What’s with all the rewinding?
So If I were to do a helmet like a Batman cowl, you said this app probably wouldn't be the best for that. How would I size the helmet to form to my head shape? could you do a video on that?
Hi uncle I about to start diving in 3 d printing and I honestly don't know what is the best one to get best result and easy to learn. I have this app and I love it. I just need guidance before I spend in a printer and I been asking around what should I get and cost supply effectiveness. Any suggestions
I know this is kinda late but from what I've seen, for beginners FDM printers are better than resin. Resin is more expensive and requires extra steps like cleaning/curing so it's not something really to start with.
Though, depends what you want to do. Detailed miniatures/statues are better on resin, but cosplay peices/bigger prints are better on FDM
do video about printing matterials and how does that work
Jay from Jay and Silent Bob "15 buck little man! put that shiet in my hand..." q=D
How in the h-ck are they suppose one try out this app if you can't import an stl/obj to work on ... ?? Must one pay to use the trial version ?? (on the android version that is..)
Que iPad es?
I just bought the program and i cant figure out how to split a helmet using Nomad. I used mask to select the area but when i use the split function, it only does the outside of the shape, not through the shell. How do I split a helmet in two?
Can I use the 3D scanner in forger 3D like in this video?
Uncle Jessy - any recommendation for a somewhat flexible resin that can be used in the mouth?
In the mouth?!?! No not that I’m aware of outside of creating a mold and casting it
@@UncleJessy Thanks!
Can you export it as an stl. ?
Nomad Sculpt looks brilliant - now I just have to go and buy a tablet to use it on :( LOL
Might be able to score an older android or iPad off Facebook marketplace. Just make sure it has a pen support that uses pressure
How can I send a file from nomad sculpt to thingverse? When I go to download the file it says it needs a sbl obj for whatever file to download. The file I downloaded was stl and obj. Please help
Can this be used to make .stl files for filament printers?
what apps use
Can you run Nomad on a PC?
way cool
How much of piad
Is there a way to hollow out the back of a mask in nomad so I can print it without it being a buck? Lol
Nor can you export after changing the default image/object ... Will not buy an app before seeing what it really can do -- on the finished exported stl/obj file ..
Fun to see, not so fun to test out .. :(
nomad works well for export stl
@@y-adouradou446 not in trial version ... if so, how ? The button is grayed out.
@@HenrikLaurell well... you have to purchase it to export files
@@HenrikLaurell yeh, i bought the app, but honestly, it's truly awesome. Got an ipad pro with the pen, its such a pleasure to use. And for that price, i think its crazy
@@marcotrevisanmota5209 so its a trial version with no actual use at all ...
showww de mais .....
Way 👍
Lindooooo
That would work for a corona mask
Just add some filters to the mesh parts
@@mimked yep
33k unread emails.... My wife keeps her iPhone like that lol.
? Looks like Rick Grimes quit acting and went to RUclips
Buy an iPad,
Then ppl goto sculpt all monsters 😂
Shapr3d is a wildly good CAD iPad / Desktop 3d modeling app as well
yep no ios again not giving cash to apple or windows ever wen it just not logical for what one gets
uwu
What about people who HATE anything made by apple and would rather have Android versions.
Just wait a few year until you grow up ...
There's an Android version.
@Beefalo Bart. How about realizing that the iPad Pro and Pencil is better than any android crap out there and leaving your fanboy hate aside and getting the best tool to do the job?
Just get blender, uts free and does so much more,
Can I run Blender direct on my tablet though? Last I checked I had to run other programs to screen share Blender to my tablet and couldn’t work on files while I travel home on the bus/train
@@Kathdath windows tablet has blender inside microsoft store install microsoft store and get blender
@@o1ecypher " windows tablet" rofl let me stop you right there
@@99Plastics you can emulate windows on android, go learn how to do it
It doesn’t run on Android or IOS so it’s pointless.