Forever i’ve envied that zbrush had per-object undo history for sculpting. fast forward 4 months and Sculpt Rewind is ready.

it stores sculpt history separately for each object, recording every stroke you make, so you can scrub back and forth through individual objects or the whole scene. it also works with vertex colors.

and no, it’s not gonna give you a 10gb file lol. it only stores what changed between strokes. it doesn’t replace blender’s undo either, it works parallel to it.

you can also export mesh timelapses or render them out directly.

there’s also a Morph Brush (similar idea to zbrush History Recall). say you’re sculpting and you realize you liked the nose from an earlier version better. you can select that point in history and literally brush the old nose back onto your current sculpt without affecting anything else.

currently doesn’t support multires or dyntopo, but they’re coming soon. i already have prototypes for both.

You can get it here: (25% off)
https://superhivemarket.com/products/sculpt-rewind

discord: (giving away 10 copies )
https://discord.gg/DDQ4NBASM

funky Music by Romain Jov - Heatwave Bouyon

EDIT:
Team credits:
Michael Berhanu
Nahom Temesgen
Joshua Tadesse

Sculpting / Testing:
Kirubel Seyoum
Teamr Melis
Eyob Teshome
Kirubel F/mariam

If you enjoyed THERES MORE ! go check out my other animations on Instagram or YouTube @PhoenixJTV !
(All animations and voices done by me)

This is a model of my project of recreating the largest Soviet moon rocket N-1

It’s been a while since I last used Blender, and I’m glad I haven’t lost the skills to create projects like this. Although perhaps this work isn't the best.

Mocap using 'deep lab cut'

It's my dog playing with a toy!

Spent this entire week working on these 2 projects, its not much but happy with the progress I've seen

My render of the day, a good amount of kitbashing, with some geonodes piping sprinkled in there, smoke and fluid simulation in Embergen and Liquigen, compositing in Blender

This is the remade "Laser Lizard" vs the old version from Palpus X Annihilation

He is growing…

Blender + DaVinci + Affinity

I had to go back and make some improvements to the lighting and atmospherics. Could be better but I like how it turned out.

Made this in Blender as part of a series of low poly, PS2-style cat animations I do for a Spanish-language YouTube Shorts channel. The subtitles are in Spanish, but the animation is the main thing here.

Happy to share more about the process (low-res textures, flat lighting, keeping the poly count low) if anyone’s curious!

More to come soon with APC, heavy/power armor infantry and flying infantry. I’m responsible for 3D modeling, rigging and animations while my friend does concept art, UV mapping and texturing.

Just started learning Maya for school (I know right ? 🤢 ) and started dabbling in rendering simple scenes until I noticed that Arnold (the render engine inside Maya) was rendering light colors in a much more pleasant way. I thought maybe I did something differently. Which I was ! Turns out I was using color temperatures for the first time and I thought that if I did this in Blender, my renders would look awesome. Turns out they didn't and instead I got very flat and desaturated renders.

So I ran a few tests to try and see what was happening

On base settings, with the exact same color temperature, the color is noticably less saturated in Cycles than Arnold. Arnolds also has that nice redish tone on the shadow edges and feels very warn in comparison to Cycles

Does anyone know what is causing Cycles to render lights in such a uniform way ?

How to find (and get rid of) hidden geometry in Blender.

This is a 3D model of Professor Egadd from Luigi’s Mansion in the movie style. It was commissioned by nstlgcmysticalcat from Blue Sky. I had fun with this model at it’s helping me grow on designing cartoonish human characters.

This is the second variant of the nebula generator I developed that uses shader editor based raymarching instead of Blender’s native volumetrics.

Sculpted Spongebob in a recent stream

After work, I had some free time and a chess set lying around, so I decided to try creating a realistic scene in Blender.

Just experimenting with lighting, materials, and textures.

One Force. An Entire Battlefield.
Took down a TIE Fighter, pulled a lightsaber from the ground, and sent two Stormtroopers flying — all in Blender!