Modelling Room Profile types... Does anyone know where these Profile Types are located. Can I make my own? We currently have these (see attached), I'd like to see if can make one - if possible. Thanks

thank you for your answer.   3d coat was running in study mode. I realized it in texture painting mode. My payment date has already passed. I will make the payment quickly. lol    thanks.

To answer your question I tried:  1) I just had the bug again today - disconnected the tablet and could use the lasso with the trackpad of my PC and it worked. 2) Replugged the tablet and the bug was gone.    

I was testing exporting on version 2024.20 using this settings I can export the torch without any trouble.

Try disabling windows scaling in shortcut preference of 3DCoat (needs latest windows 10 build), and increasing font size in 3DCoat preference.

Thank you for your reply, Is there any way to increase the size of the ui? on a 4k screen the UI is really difficult to see Ive already increased the font size but thats not quite enough. there are tabs and buttons that are hard to use/press/see. Ive tried a few ways such as forcing it to use its own scaling rather than windows, but thats not working correctly either.

i making torch but it is not work when i export usd, obj, fbx why did it happen?  torch.3b

Having bug fixing and new tools appear in the same builds is a bad decision, to me. I don't know how feasible it would be, but here's a possible better situation (for the users, developers might hate me for this, but I'm not saying it because I love the Caesar less, but because I love Rome more): A ) Having a Stable branch: only bug fixes and consolidation of tools and workflows gets here. Builds explain what's fixed, and what major workflows and refined tools are incorporated. Documentation is updated and videos released showing what's new and changed (nothing else than that, to the point, edited, concrete and complete). B ) Testing branch. A "new tools branch" to test new tools/algorithms and workflows. It's to show and test new tools, or refactoring of older ones. This branch encourages testing, experimentation, discovery of new workflows. Users use it to test bleeding edge tools, and provide feedback on workflows using them to polish functions exposed to the user, how such functions are exposed, and how users combine them to establish new workflows. This feedback is used by developers to fine tune the tools and even interface. Once it all works, feedback can't find bugs, workflows are already in use by some users daily... then they are merged in the "stable" branch. All feedback is taken into account to update documentation and produce new video content to illustrate new tools and workflows intent. Right now, I need bug fixes, but I get them with new ones (new bugs), along changes in tools and workflows and even UI. It's difficult to work like this. I have to pay attention to too much, and I use other tools as well. Give us bug fixing, new tools, new workflows and development without slowing down research and testing of tools. Give us: Stable branch of 3DCoat, Testing branch of 3DCoat, and a delicious cake! Well, keep the cake, we'll make our own to celebrate!   It's a nice software. We'd really like to use it more. Come on! Go, go, go!!    

Like @Just a user, I think instability (bugs, coming and going in quick succession) and how workflows are set-up in 3DCoat make relying on it outside sculpting difficult for me. Also, there are pretty proficient alternatives on many levels of polish and capabilities outside 3DCoat. I rely on them for now. I'd love to see a flexible UI configurable by the user. To actually be able to drag and drop any UI piece anywhere AND be able to use multi-monitors set-up. The Linux platform seem to be getting some advancements as of late, but still, until now, it's only a few releases a year with months over months in between. So even if I can understand how this happens and why, it's impractical again to rely too much on this software as a daily driver. We'll see how this goes from now, once some important hurdles get tackled at last. Documentation is a major lack of this software. And tutorials, even the official ones, are a tad meandering, telling while not showing, very limited in scope and not to the point of the tool and configuration and its effects either. After some time of not using the software, without muscle-memory of what worked, what not, how that combines, and getting up to date of new tools, workflows and new bugs and workarounds gets daunting quickly. It could be better with documentation (what we have now isn't) and YouTube videos showing A)Tools, configurations and usages of said tools B ) Workflows: how to use the tools combined to do some project, tailored to different sectors/industries C) how NEW tools are to be used and which workflows they improve with examples. I'd like to use it more, and possibly it's getting there, but some considerable work needs to be done to polish what's there: the tool for me needs to be robust, and the UI more flexible if at all possible. I do like 3DCoat, but I need solid tools I can rely for work.  

As workaround also can use Coat tool

even create as surface doesnt work ..... bug confirmed

happening to me , on the tools options theres a create as surface option , use that and then voxelize it after as a workaround

Sorry, still I cant replicate Try other settings

version 2024.20 

Hi Are you using latest version ? Testing it, I found it is working fine

Generating Character with Poses for Art Works In addition to creating character with T-pose for creating morph target mesh, you can also export character with poses for creating CG artwork. Prepare a character. Strike a pose for the character. Execute the File >> Export >> OBJ >> Character with Current Pose command. Adjust the settings in the Export OBJ Keep Pose panel. Axis: Choose one of the radio button to match the axis coordinate system of your target 3D tool.  Export Materials: Activate this box to export the complete material data of the character. Remove Hidden Mesh: Activate this options to remove the hidden meshes in order that the size of the exported character can be minimized. Load the exported OBJ character file into your 3D tool. The character's pose and material is imported as well. You can then create CG art work with the target 3D tool.