John Martini has released Zippy Painter, an inexpensive script that allows you to paint instanced geometry onto one or more surfaces or into 3d space, and then apply a physics simulation. Features include the ability to randomise rotation, translation and scale; an option to align rotation to the surface normals or align to the surface and rotate to follow the stroke angle; and several keyboard shortcuts to improve workflow. Find out more on John Martini’s website.
Zippy Painter released
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Great tool!
Glad I didn’t buy something like this since this is free. Fun to play with but not that useful.
No it isnt free… just cheap.
But i saw some other tool that offered similiar functions (painting and simulating afterwards), but i cannot remember the name of the tool, can someone help?
You mean PhysX Painter?
https://hocuspocus-studio.fr/tools/product/physx-painter/
@RandomStranger: PhysX Painter might be what you’re thinking of.
http://hocuspocus-studio.fr/tools/product/physx-painter/
Yes, thats probably it, Thank you for tip. But its also payed…
Is it better thhan zippy painter?
And isnt there any free alternative to these scripts?