Will post results.Īs for pressure on an iPad, I’m sure it’s not the idea yet but it feels like the more surface of the finger applied, the more the deformation. I will load a real model soon and put the camera on it. Interfacing is clunky but I get used to it.

Just started playing with it, not much more than how to make a workable gui on the pad side and playing with brushes on a sphere. At that point I can get go anywhere within range of my wifi. So far so good, I have autonomy to work outside, on the mac side i adjust the gui to fit the iPad, then move it over. New iPad with latest version of air display app.

Have the current Mac zb running on a 2 year old macbook pro, maxed ram, abbot 80 gb left on the HD. Having only about an hour of playing with this so far, i can say I’m not seeing any lag, though I haven’t really put zb through the paces yet. P.s.: Maybe you can PM me and send some details? Which app do you use to make it work on the iPad etc… Thanks! (I take copyright of this name in case they’re gonna use it… ):D) Maybe ZBrush 4.1 ? Or maybe they even develop a ZPad ?!! I hope that Pixologic will develop something that works in this direction.

Thanks for posting this information, I’m curious about your video… But the biggest iPad has 64 gigs, so I doubt that you can shift around a few million polys, which is necessary when it comes to detailed sculpting. With an iPad that would be friggin’ cool and I’d be the first to buy one (well apart from those zillions of people who already got one). The reason why I don’t buy a Cintiq -apart from the horrifying price (yes Wacom, you guys are overplaying !)- is that you still need a computer to be connected to.

Sculpting directly on the screen and taking the ipad with you wherever you go would be way cool. I also think that this would be some step in the right direction. I already thought about this a while ago…

Zbrush ipad air