lolpoly
gumroad
Multisculpt
🕑 Added 2025-04-23 12:45:51 +0000 UTCNote: This addon works with Blender 3.6 and newer.
Have you ever done any sculpting inside Blender? If so, then at some point you've probably needed to sculpt more than one object at once. As a character artist, this for me is an essential feature. Now it's possible!
Well, ok, technically, it still isn't, but Multisculpt will let you do it in an intuitive way which isn't a huge hassle!
SCULPT / POSE / PAINT all objects at once:
^ Yes, the above video is sped up, but in real time, creating the multisculpt mesh is still almost instant, and transfering the result back took 10 seconds (in this example: 47 objects at 818,000 vertices total, tested on a Ryzen 5600 with 32gb of ram).*
Multisculpt will preserve all your objects':
-Modifiers (including Multires with subdivisions)
-Materials
-UVs
-Shape Keys
-Vertex Colors
-Other custom attributes
With Multisculpt you can also optionally paint and transfer ONE layer (currently) of vertex colors!
Update 1.1.0:
-Adds the option to use the current Multires subdivision level on any objects with a Multires modifier, instead of their base geometry.
Update 1.1.1:
-Adds the option to transfer vertex group / weight painting from your multisculpt mesh to your original objects.
Please, if you experience any bugs or other issues, contact me here and let me fix them before deciding on what type of review you want to leave :)
I've tested it in my work, and fixed a lot of things which caused problems initially, but it's possible I missed out some scenario where it may break, so your feedback would be greatly appreciated!
I've tested it in my work, and fixed a lot of things which caused problems initially, but it's possible I missed out some obscure scenario where it may break, so your feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Video guide:https://youtu.be/N5TJDSoV2-4
*For further performance reference, a character model with a hundred objects and 15 million verts took 9 minutes to transfer (And didn't crash!). Ideally, one wouldn't be using it at such high subdivisions, but rather the base subdivision levels of multiresolution meshes. But if you need to, it's possible!
