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Posted Wed Aug 3, 2011

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Anisculpt incorporated into Blender

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Two years ago Spanish animator Daniel Martínez Lara created scripts for using sculpt tools in Blender for animation (AniSculpt), allowing to redefine the shape of a model at a specific frame. The functionality has now been incorporated into Blender. Watch a video on Vimeo.

Source: Robert Seidel

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