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y que estén en español por favor 😃

Thank you for following the journey of Shapelab for so long, and for the kind words! :)

From what I understand, you get updates until the end of the calendar year. If you bought it in the last week of 2024, you get a few days of support. If you bought it at the beginning of 2025, you'll have a year of updates. This is a really weird system, especially considering the discounts they made at the end of 2024. On the other hand, it's kind of cheap... Devs still need to be clearer.

Haaa....si trabajan en ello no olviden poner un punto de luz ajustable ya q en mi caso tengo un ventanal grande a un lado q define claramente el punto de luz por lo cual un punto base arriba en XR no tendria mucho sentido. Haaa....if you work on it, don't forget to put an adjustable light point since in my case I have a large window on one side that clearly defines the light point, so a base point above in XR wouldn't make much sense.

Honestly, yeah, bringing this kind of thing to a console might be disruptive in a good way and might catch the attention of artists who had otherwise assumed 3D art is completely beyond them.

Particularmente creo q el enfoque actual a dispositivos Meta es el correcto ya que la verdadera base de datos VR esta actualmernte en Meta con mas del 50% de los usuarios usando sus gafas, sin duda no es malo que se expandan mas aun con las ventajas de rendimiento de PS5 pero siempre q no descuiden el enfoque de ser la mejor app de escultura 3D, ya q ese tiempo en diseñar al final del dia llega a una cantidad tan limitada de usuarios "escultores" q tengan una PS5 q no se si vale la pena en este momento a costa del tiempo de desarrollo q sacrificaran por mejorar lo que ya ahi.

@@stereo.1 While I can understand your position the reality is that when you scratch below the surface the Meta VR strategy hasn’t resulted in the adoption of sales of games or software and the adoption among sculptors is extremely low. Beyond that performance innovation is NOT being offered by Meta at a price point that most artists are comfortable spending. Aside from appearances the Quest Pro (now dead) was feature comparable to PSVR2 costs more than a PSVR2 and a PlayStation 5 Pro combined and again with the innovation Sony is offering dollar for dollar with the PS5/PSVR2 is better value for money. Most people buy the Meta VR HMDs and then put them in their closet after a month never to be seen again. Conversely people use their PS5’s daily, which would be a reminder to always get back into VR sculpting.

@@Imhotep397 cabe señalar que la adopcion de escultores no es q sea baja en Meta, es baja en todo el ecosistema VR ya q tiene que ver con un cambio rotundo de mentalidad clasica del artista, a la vez la gente no entra a la PS a trabajar, solo entra a jugar, el numero de app laborales es minimo siendo q ya la eleccion VR es minima en PS como PC, esta area en general es "de nicho" entonces si bien comparto tu opinion que en el dia a dia trasciende mas una PS jugando 2D en la TV, en VR tener PS es una mala opcion frente a otras gafas mejores en donde el mercado lo tiene agarrado Meta. Asi mismo hoy en dia para quien quiera iniciarse es mas accesible unas gafas Meta q una PS5 + gafas, y inclusive unas Meta Quest 2 "usadas" (150 USD) funcionan perfecto para esculpir con ShapeLab, no necesitas invertir en las Quest PRO que, tema aparte, dedusco que no has probado nunca si crees q estan muertas, su tecnologia sigue poniendolas como el eslabon intermedio entre las Q3 y las Vision Pro aunq usen un procesador anterior o ya no se hable de ellas, no te quedes solo con la idea del marketing q fue justamente el error de Meta al vender las PRO lo q catapulto su baja adopcion y q le obligo a apurar la salida de las Q3 casi como un parche quitandole mucha tecnologia de las PRO y poniendo el procesador nuevo, al final la diferencia entre Q2, Q3, Q3s y PRO es tan pequeña frente a todo lo q ofrecen que "casi" da lo mismo para quienes busquen principalmente esculpir en 3D, cualquier opcion es buena sin embargo el standalone en VR creo q cambia absolutamente las reglas del juego, y ojo q shapelab aun no funciona standalone, cuando lo haga..ufff <3

@ To be clear, I own a Quest 3, a PSVR2, was able to demo a friend’s Quest Pro and it’s based on that experience I came to this conclusion. The Quest 3 is not “better” than the PSVR2 from what I’ve seen. A lot of people won’t buy a second hand “used” Quest 2 after someone has likely sweated the headset up playing beat saber or whatever. It’s not all that different than buying used underwear. Eye tracked Dynamic Foveated rendering is a feature that uses only 50%-60% of the resources a PC would use giving it back to the PS5 for whatever additional functionality is needed and the PS5 is already as powerful as the average gaming PC. When Sony introduces PSSR that will cut down how much processing is necessary for VR even more giving that much more processing for more dense meshes in something like Shapelab, LAYERS, more active tools, more stability. Aside from that the OLED offers deeper blacks than LCD and more vivid colors than LCD which helps with better depth perception and object separation. The ergonomics of the USBc cable coming out the side of the Quest 2 is also not ideal. I don’t know that good VR sculpting capability will come to standalone for many years as you can only have so heavy a battery, hard drive, memory etc. sitting on your head. The best thing is to take advantage of all the technology that’s available now. Porting Shapelab to PS5 for PSVR2 wouldn’t have an adverse effect on Shapelab 2024 for Quest.

Bro we pay 440$ a year for zbrush, this is a steal

@Sssseytha z brush is not vr sculpting software. Z brush has 100 times more functionality. How is this even an argument 🤣

You can add reference images in Shapelab Lite. You have to save your images here: PC\Quest\Internal shared storage\Android\data\com.leopoly.shapelab\files\ShapeLab and then in the app go to File menu and 'add image'.

@ShapelabVR thank you! Should make the process easier though

@@ShapelabVR this is not accessible on the headset, I'm assuming this filepath is only accessible when connected to PC which kind of defeats the purpose of stanalone

​@@ModerateDevcannot agree more, I was searching so hard for a solution and have t found a solution yet, we should just be able to import our browser into shapelap or something.

Bro why even respond?

It's so much more fun in VR

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You can't add bones in Shapelab unfortunately, and it is not in our short-term plans. If you'd like to request a feature, you can do it via our form: leopoly.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/3/create/33

AccuRig. Put the character in A-Pose and it takes like 2 minutes to rig.

Hi, you can add images by pointing to the file icon on your left controller, in the dropdown panel select add images. You can add jpgs, pngs. Adding your own model is in the same dropdown panel at import model. You can import fbx, obj, glb, stl. Hope this helps!

For Shapelab PCVR, check our tutorial video: ua-cam.com/video/Y6OzfQaWTpA/v-deo.htmlsi=tWcDbHbLyp0i-FCf&t=296

For Shapelab lite, here is the documentation on how to transfer files between your headset and your PC: leopoly.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/3/article/599490561

For Shapelab PCVR, check our tutorial video: ua-cam.com/video/Y6OzfQaWTpA/v-deo.htmlsi=tWcDbHbLyp0i-FCf&t=296 For Shapelab Lite, here is the documentation on how to transfer files between your headset and your PC: leopoly.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/3/article/599490561