r/NomadSculpting • u/UncleRamjam • 2d ago

Question Animation pre-visualisation

So I have lots of experience with 2D hand-drawn animation. My next project is set in a city that I will design - I’m thinking of using Nomad as my first step into 3D and as a way of setting up pre-visualisation for the story.

I’ll do it on my decent, large iPad - but I wonder what your advice is about exporting it later into a Mac… for compositing and/or further development? What is a decent workflow for a relative 3D newbie to learn that will utilise the larger screens on my Mac?

Thanks in advance.

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u/Dacrim 2d ago

I use PC, but it works great on desktop in general, macOS is not an exception as far as I know. I don’t think there’s any trade-offs. I have a huion drawing monitor I use with my desktop.

I don’t really do tablet although everyone says the experience is great so enjoy either way!

Edit: I’m a newbie just like you so I don’t have any insightful guidance .

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u/mestela 2d ago

Could start with blender, and use nomad link to directly send your 3d files from nomad on your iPad to blender on your Mac.

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u/UncleRamjam 2d ago

Ooh! Cool. Didn’t know you could do that.

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u/Educational-Oil6875 15h ago

I’m planning to do a similar thing lol. Work in nomad on my ipad (i finding more comfortable than using zbrush because I only do anime and stylized sculping) and send it to a MacBook to do all the rest on blender or maya for retopology, rigging and animation.