How to Sculpt With Kodon

This is a simple quick start intro to how you work using Kodon.

Kodon is a 3D sculpting software for VR and Desktop. We make beginners experts with our intuitive, easy to learn interface, and invite experts to become gods through speed, immersion and feel.

[senseimitz]

Hello Kodon team.

This new version is definitely more stable, and the improvements added are better than last year's versions of the program.

I have a problem, in this video it is mentioned that you can use the controls as a pointer in VR mode, but my problem is that I cannot used it this way to select any option from the menu, the strange thing is the options of the controllers assigned to them (VR) works perfectly for the task of sculpting.
To select or modify some other options not available in the controllers, for example: change room/brush, save/load project, import custom mesh, remesh, activate slider, or every other option inside the menu to be selected by controllers, the only way to change them, is do it from PC mode only.

By the way, day ago I put this comment in the Discord channel (bug-forum).

Please, can you help me?

Greate work, I love your project guys.

[Magnos]

This looks really fantastic! I've been checking in sort of unregularly but every time i see one of your videos i'm impressed by how far you've come!

[andrewhowe]

I really love this app, and the Vr aspect is my favourite part for sure, but I have a pen display and sometimes I want to sculpt but I don’t want screens in front of my eyes, and I’m finding using the desktop mode a little tougher to navigate. I could use a tutorial. Not expecting one, just throwing this up as a use case to consider, because it’s still in beta, thanks.

[Yuki-rhie]

kodon finally looks like I won't ever need to touch medium or surface modeler. can we have custom volume stamps?

[Nicreda]

Seems like there is a lot of improvment from last year, UI seems a lot better to use

[FPChris]

Bought it. Great program BUT…. PLEASE make a way to put undo/redo on the off hand thumb stick left/right. Also on the Quest 3 the “alt” button is in a spot that isn’t comfortable to reach. The “smooth” button or grip would be better.