Publish at October 15 2013 Updated April 12 2022
SculptGL is an online 3D sculpting application under OpenGL (Open Graphics Library)
That said, for those who have dabbled in 3D design, whether with Blender or SketchUp or other professional software, know that you can spend hours on it to come up with an average result, though you are getting there faster and faster.
Simplification
Fairly, in line with the simplification that's sweeping the 3D design world, SculptGL offers an online, no-download app that lets you sculpt like you would model plasticine: weigh here to dig and add there to make a protrusion.
Simple, effective, in a few minutes you will understand the principles and refine your technique.
Several forming methods and tools are available, the model can be rotated with keyboard commands, etc. Your work can be saved on your computer and resumed in the next session.
In real life!
But the best part is being able to export it, show it on SketchFab and print it for real on various online 3D printer services.
Bref, for an introduction to 3D or just trying to shape your ideas, SculptGL achieves the goal very well.
Online 3D printer services
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