Whenever I use stamp mode on the Plane Tool it doesnt cut the mesh like in the previous 3dCoat versions. Anyone else having this problem?

Thanks for the help.  I think I got what I needed.

Thanks, So far it's working better. No chrashes yet and the decimator is looking correct.

A function like this would nicely complement the Modeling->Sculpting workflow and be very useful when using Multi Res during Sculpting based on a modeled object in modeling room. Afaics, this is currently not possible in 3D Coat. So a user does not have precise control over thickness i.e. keeping an even thickness on objects when moving them around using Move Brush in Sculpt Room. https://help.maxon.net/zbr/en-us/Content/html/user-guide/3d-modeling/modeling-basics/dynamic-subdivision/dynamic-thickness/dynamic-thickness.html The equivalent in Blender is the Solidify Modifier, which stays intact during Sculpting.

Hi  Please try this build. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XDGD2daM9iVGqpzs4pxEyL0xie6fb-US/view?usp=sharing

Hello, Since I got 2025 version I have had a lot of problems that I didn't have before. Very often the the program will crash and restart the computer. Today it has happened about a half a dozen times. It's one thing that the program crashes but to bring the my whole machine with it is abit worrying. A few other things are not working as well but this is the most important one. Decimation seems to be broken when desimating during export. Works fine doing it inside the program, except for when the computer restarts. Anyone else experiencing computer crashes?

Did you try Picture Tool ?  

Thanks but I cannot get the stencil to work either.  It distorts on the edges around the curve just like the alpha.

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Thank you!  Got it fixed!

Hello  Try exporting as .usdc    

Hello,  So I am liking the 3dcoat texture workflow, however When I export to unreal it isn't smooth enough. It looks great in 3dcoat but not as intended in unreal 5.6 Is there anything that can be done? Thanks!

For testing purposes, could you disable/remove the 3060 and try again with updated drivers for the RTX 4070 Ti? With those baking features being GPU accelerated, I wonder if there is some internal conflict sending the commands to the GPU. It may not know which one to use (the developer may not have expected use cases where 2 different GPU's were used in a machine). I just tried to repeat the steps you took and had no crashes or issues, so I do think it's likely a GPU conflict of some sort. AO Curv Baking Test.mp4

Here's a quick video tutorial (very old) on how to put texture on an object and then create an STL file for 3d printing.