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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.

18 Comments


hx Steven
Sep 14

The polygon vs voxel thing is actually a big deal, I've tried voxel-based sculpting in VR before and importing detailed scans was always a pain. Being able to pull in complex 3D scans and actually edit them sounds like a huge step up. Speaking of detailed 3D assets, I've been messing around with a bad quality image maker for texture experiments where I actually want that crunchy, degraded look on purpose. Curious to see how Shapelab handles heavier scan files on PCVR though.

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Ny Sun
Ny Sun
Sep 08

I'm excited to see Shapelab launching on VIVEPORT! The blend of creativity and interactivity in VR is fascinating, especially how it can enhance user engagement. This reminds me of the ragdoll hit concept—both emphasize the importance of physics and realism in creating immersive experiences. Can’t wait to see how users embrace this innovation!

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Bella Brown
Aug 11

The article highlights Shapelab’s impressive VR sculpting tools and realistic 3D design experience. After reading creative tech stories like this, I often play Slope Rider, which is a fast-paced game where you guide a ball down a slope while avoiding obstacles.

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Aaron West
Aaron West
Aug 10

This looks perfect for anyone into VR sculpting—polygon support instead of voxels is a game changer for bringing in detailed scans. Can't wait to try it out next week! colony flow

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