Where to Find SculptGL Tutorials

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SculptGL tutorials are linked directly from the SculptGL section of stephaneginier.com, which points to a set of tutorials on YouTube channels. If you want to learn the sculpting tools and workflow, that YouTube link is the starting point the site itself provides.

What the Site Offers

The SculptGL section on stephaneginier.com describes the app and its features, then states: "You can find a set of tutorials below on this youtube channels." So the tutorials are not hosted on the site itself — they are external YouTube videos linked from the page.

The site also notes that SculptGL is available on the Chrome Web Store, and that a standalone version can be downloaded (described as identical to the web version). A fork of the old SculptGL version with a new design, called Sculptfab, was made by Sketchfab.

What the Tutorials Cover

Based on the feature list on the same page, tutorials linked there would relate to the sculpting tools and workflow, including:

  • Standard sculpting tools — Brush, Inflate, Smooth, Twist, Drag, and others
  • PBR vertex painting — color, roughness, and metalness
  • Alpha texture support for each tool
  • Multiresolution sculpting — quad-tri subdivision (Catmull-Clark/Loop) and reversion
  • Voxel remeshing — using the SurfaceNets meshing algorithm to produce quad-only meshes
  • Dynamic topology — real-time local subdivision and decimation (triangles only)
  • Import/export — OBJ, PLY, and STL formats

How to Get There

  1. Go to stephaneginier.com.
  2. Find the SculptGL section on the page.
  3. Follow the YouTube link provided there for the tutorial set.

The page also links to the SculptGL source on GitHub and the Chrome Web Store listing, so you can move between learning and using the tool from the same section.

A Note on Scope

The site describes SculptGL as a digital sculpting web app with sources on GitHub. The tutorials are presented as a set on YouTube channels rather than a structured course, so expect a collection of videos rather than a single curriculum. For the standalone version, the site says the download is identical to the web version — so tutorials for the web app should apply to it as well.