Verto Studio 3D App Reviews

This app has a host of very well implemented features and a very friendly UI. My only wish is this: Right now, they do a great job with precise relative transformations -- if it had the option to use absolute positions, sizes, angles, then Verto would be a force to recon with. Undo would be nice, too.

I am a musical instrument designer and this app is very handy in helping me create prototypes and models! The only problem is that when you duplicate a textured shape, and then re-texture the duplicate, it changes the SHAPE, too, aside from that, though, it is a great app! Also, please add cones in your next update!

The ability to create 3D models both on the iPad and in VR on the Oculus Rift is awesome!

This 3D app CAN import my Lightwave models (files)! Fantastic! It has very nice tools and adjustments, and can place textures (skins) on to your models. Only wish it had Transparent map capability, and also casting shadows from the lights. But other than that, a wonderful app. Well done!

I found everything I needed to complete my project with this app. Great features meet excellent ease of use. Exporting a transparent render was the cherry on the top.

This is a pretty cool 3D app on the surface, but it may be incredibly difficult to use if you’re just starting out with 3D modeling. Some of the swipe/button/options are not very intuitive, there is a bit of a learning curve. Some options are hard to find as well, and it’s hard to swipe off of the app to go to other apps.

It’s a great 3D modeling software. GLSL shading is flexible and fairly easy to use. However, the UI needs some work, and shader editing and pipeline editing isn’t very intuitive and takes a while to get the hang of. The biggest thing lacking is real time shadows. It would be great to add non-destructive modifiers and make lights still visible when set to Directional mode. **UPDATE** Grouping objects is also missing, meaning I have to re-select all the objects I want to move and move them; some

It’s a real shame that there is no usable hard surface modeling on the iPad. This all can technically do it but it’s painful to use. The navigation is not built for touch at all.