This Free 3D Drawing Software Gets New Brushes & Other Exciting Features

Your 3D models will receive a great boost with Feather 1.5, the latest update to the free 3D drawing app, which adds new brushes, the Stable Stroke feature, 3D Joystick, and more.

The developer Sketchsoft improved the existing painting brushes and introduced 4 new ones, including the Wide Brush, to make your experience as positive as possible. 

Another great feature you should take note of is Stable Stroke, which allows you to adjust your lines and keep them smooth and steady to make your drawing clean.

Moreover, you can now create 3D guides from the curves you've already drawn and adjust their opacity. The software's Transform interface is now even more useful thanks to the new 3D Joystick, which lets you move or rotate curves on any axis.

Finally, the Sequence tool will help you save, edit, and play camera shots to prepare presentations "that transition between the interior and exterior of buildings or create simple animations with characters."

Other changes include:

• Better navigation
• Improved 3D guide, grid visual, now can control the opacity of guide.
• Improved opacity adjustment for different colored curves.
• Enhanced group visibility performance.
• Scroll position saved in group panel per note.
• More accurate color extraction with the eyedropper.
• Minimum brush size reduced to 1 mm.
• Removed the back button in the brush panel; tap outside to collapse.
• Numpad auto-appears when the brush slider expands.
• Adjusted color wheel position for background settings.
• Subtle UI size and color adjustments.
• Improved position and UI of system container.
• Prevented hiding groups with selected curves.
• Various minor bug fixes.
• Hidden feature added! Hint: "Arrival".

Feather is available on iPads and as a web app for free. If you want to know more about the company, check out our interview with the team.

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