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Shapelab Arrives on VIVEPORT PCVR Store Next Week

  • Writer: Zeena Al-Obaidi
    Zeena Al-Obaidi
  • May 4, 2024
  • 1 min read

3D sculpting app, Shapelab, is coming to VIVEPORT PCVR Store next Thursday.



Leopoly's flagship VR design app, Shapelab, brings powerful industry-standard sculpting tools to both aspiring creatives and experienced 3D artists on VIVEPORT.


What sets Shapelab aside from other 3D sculpting apps in VR is its use of polygons instead of voxels. The use of polygons lets you sculpt detailed and realistic 3D assets and import and edit complex 3D scans.


Shapelab itself has been perfectly sculpted for VR use, letting you grab and interact with your 3D works of art as if they were truly there. From conception and visualisation to exporting high-quality assets, Shapelab can aid you at any part of your creation process.


Shapelab will be coming to VIVEPORT PCVR Store on May 9th, 2024.

7 Comments


Steven
Steven
Apr 14

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Dordle Luka
Dordle Luka
Apr 09

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Apr 07

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fnfunkin
Mar 27

I haven’t tried it yet, but the use of polygons instead of voxels sounds like a big step toward more precise and professional VR sculpting. The idea of directly handling and refining models in immersive space feels almost like a creative “battle” where you improve with each iteration—kind of like progressing through opponents in FNF game. It makes me curious how intuitive it really feels for beginners jumping into 3D design.

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Holcomb Wallace
Holcomb Wallace
Feb 26

There’s nothing more satisfying than finally beating a Geometry Dash level you’ve struggled with for hours, especially when the final jump lines up flawlessly with the last beat of the song.

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