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I can't decide whether Michelangelo, rest in his grave or jump for joy if he saw this app. Then again, Michelangelo will probably faint from seeing the light bulb, so who knows how he will react to a Tablet applications. In any case, simulate the 123D iPad app from Autodesk looks great way to get your hands dirty with art form that most of us do not have experience with: sculpture.
You can start with the base form, like a car or person and then use various tools to "sculpt" figure that you would like to see it. The application has stamps that you can modify and add to the sculpture. If there is something you can't find in model 123D library, Autodesk has that covered too. Application allows you to take a picture with your iPad, and then set the elements in the images on the sculpture. Therefore, in theory, perhaps you can create a very life-like sculptures to friends, or yourself (if you're in the mood narcissistic).
Let's say even if you have photos and scanned through the library a billion times, you still can't find what you need for this essential sculpture project. Now Autodesk has five additional packages of the shapes that can be purchased within the app. After the completion of your project, you can share a screenshot masterpiece through Facebook, Flickr, YouTube or email. «youtube? "-you ask. "Why I would download a still image on YouTube?" well, because sculpt 123D lets you create video turntables of the final product.
The application is available today for only iPad and is free for a limited time in the Apple app Store. Whenever a "limited time" comes to an end, the application will cost $. 99. Jump past the break to check simulate 123D demo video.
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