forger Reviews
4/5 rating based on 90 reviews. Read all reviews for forger for iPhone.
forger is paid iOS app published by Javier Edo Meseguer
palm rejection issues
Laconiccrusader
(EDIT) review update: Turns out it was a palm rejection issue, developer was very helpful in identifying the problem on the forums, A+ Please please fix the invert toggle. When you hold the +/- toggle on Ipad pro, it switches back and forth between addition and subtraction in an unpredictable manner. The rest of the program is great but this particular bug is so frustrating.
Mixed Feelings - Do Not Buy (Amended Review)
AFerociousFurby
*update* - This program can’t even keep basic symmetry on the models when you sculpt. Even if it was free and even for casual use this is just not usable. Laughably bad. Save your money. - Bought this because it was hailed as a good alternative to Zbrush. I did see alot of negative reviews complaining about problems with the app and the reps firing back saying reviewers were just wrong and stupid (arrogant toxicity is never a good sign). I decided to give it a go anyway, on the off chance the reviews were not representative and if it might be something I can use for mobile work when I’m away from home. The UI is pretty bad but not impossible to use. Sculpting tools are standard. Primary issues are the UI and lack of ability to control files and set up features for base scene elements, which you can in other programs and is fairly important for any remotely professional\useable work. There are also occasionally very annoying bugs. That being said, if you just want to mess around - this is fine. Otherwise probably best to use a free alternative.
How do I get rid of symmetry?
blobfish are amazing
I can’t get rid of symmetry. How do I do so? (On phone version)
4 stars when it works...
Pigumon
1 star when you keep getting errors such as “can’t remesh” which creates errors where you can’t open an exported OBJ in another app... it makes the app kind of pointless. Also 0 stars when the developer says “you’re doing it wrong”. Let’s see, using sculpting tools in a sculpting app... and getting errors, seems like I’m doing things right and the developer is ignoring BUGS. He’s made an amazing app, you’d think he’d want to get rid of bugs and reduce bad ratings. But after all is said and done, it’s a light duty, portable Zbrush. I’ve been able to do full sculpts and send them to a slicer to be printed. That’s pretty awesome.
What I was looking for
Dotgat
Works just fine with a iPhone, you need to pay attention to what the UI functions like. I might get the Apple Pencil for better control, fingers are okay but not ideal. Unless you have super skinny fingers.
Pretty amazing.
jprzybylski
This developer is pretty stellar. Updates are frequent, the app has tons of potential and power - but if I could ask for one thing: Updated tutorials. The app tutorials are pretty outdated (That I can find) and are lacking. This tutorial needs some high-quality training and if it had that it could literally compete with high-end 3D sculpting tools that begin with the letter “Z”.
Exciting update!
victa2015
This is still the best app of its kind on the iPad. I am always excited about the updates. Thank you for all the amazing work!
It's... fine.
feline5you
I have had no prior experience to working with 3D before working with this app. It is fun to use, when not frustrating. Last night I had spent an hour working on something, and I needed a break so I decided to save it. After opening back up, my work was just... gone. Was really bummed. It is also a bit hard to get things in the shape that I want without creases and such that are nearly impossible to get rid of. Though, that may just be my inexperience.