Welcome to SculptMaster Pro 3D[cite: 1], Laki! Use this guide to learn how to master digital clay deformation, stencils, and vertex painting.
Basic Navigation
- Rotate View: Click and drag anywhere on the background canvas.
- Sculpt / Paint: Left-Click + Drag directly on the 3D model using your active brush tool.
- Zoom: Use your mouse scroll wheel.
Sculpting Tools & Usage Examples
Pull / Push
Pulls vertices outward along normals or pushes them inward.
Example: Use Pull on a Sphere base mesh to extrude horns or facial features.
Punch Hole
Sinks a sharp or rounded cavity indentation into the mesh.
Example: Use Punch Hole to carve eye sockets or deep indentations.
Smooth
Relaxes adjacent vertices to clean up rough geometric spikes.
Example: Blend sharp transitions between pulled clay strands.
Flatten & Pinch
Flattens surfaces against a plane or pinches vertex clusters together.
Example: Use Flatten to create sharp planes or flat bases for your sculpture.
Digital Stencils / Stamps
Select stencils like Flowers, Leaves, Faces, Stars, or Hearts from the Tools panel. When dragging across your model, it embosses high-frequency vector relief patterns right onto the clay surface.
Vertex Painting & Symmetry
Switch to the Vertex Paint tool to color individual vertices directly with your chosen swatch. Enable Symmetry Mode in the side panel to automatically mirror all your adjustments across the X-axis.