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Sculpt 3D with digital clay.
Substance 3D Modeler makes modeling in 3D as gestural and natural as drawing. Encourage your creative flow in this flexible and powerful 3D sculpting software.
Liberate 3D modeling from technical constraints.
Modeler handles more tedious and technical aspects of modeling, like UV management, so you can better focus on the creative process.
Experience powerful flexibility that scales.
Whether you’re sculpting something simple or complex, a single object or an entire scene — Modeler has everything you need to create original 3D models.
Switch seamlessly between desktop and VR.
Modeler works seamlessly between both modes, so you can create with the tools that best empower your workflow and meet the needs of every project.
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Substance 3D Modeler's features let you interact naturally with your art.
Desktop and VR support
Switch seamlessly between modes to adapt your preferences, or to meet the needs of a specific 3D modeling project.
Symmetry and repetition tools
Work efficiently and accurately with these built-in tools to assemble complex objects or craft with incredible detail.
Organic sculpting
Build, smooth, and shape organically with digital 3D sculpting tools inspired by real-world clay.
Hard surface sculpting
Create clear, decisive forms using parametric shapes. Easily add and cut primitives to form complex models.
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four-up, l spacing
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Available on the Meta Quest 2 and Quest Pro. See what’s possible in VR with Meta Quest
3D modeling software allows you to create digital representations of three-dimensional objects. Software uses mathematical calculations to mimic depth, lighting, textures, and more, creating the appearance of true 3D. These models can be used for a number of applications across many industries.
Currently, Substance 3D Modeler is not available for macOS. A full list of technical requirements is available in the documentation.
Modeler supports most standard 3D file types, including OBJ, FBX, USD, and glTF. A full list of supported file formats can be found in the documentation.
Beginners may find Modeler suitable for learning because it doesn’t require technical concerns about polygons and topology to start shaping objects. Modeler aims to make 3D modeling feel as gestural and natural as sculpting real world clay.
To import a mesh into Modeler, use the File > Import Mesh option in the menu, or the shortcut ctrl + shift + m. Modeler supports most standard file types, including OBJ, FBX, USD, and glTF. You can also import any Modeler scene which is saved as an SMOD file.
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Deliver designs that pop with Substance 3D and Illustrator.
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