Flexor3D

Originally developed as a part of the SoulBOX OS software suite, Flexor3D has made its way to Windows for a price cheaper than buying lunch!

I've got a problem with 3D modeling tools. When we aren't getting lost in endless UI looking for something that isn't named correctly, we're using inefficient tools to do something that a different modeling suite may do better. Flexor3D tries to streamline the approach and stay lightweight in the process.

Being built as a 32bit windows executable means, in theory, Flexor3D should be able to run as far back as WindowsXP. There's no guarantee yet, but if it doesn't already work then I intend to find a way.

The rasterized viewport renderer is compact to the maximum. While it might not look as nice as real-time rendering engines from other larger scale modeling tools; it makes up for that by requiring barely any system resources to run. There's no GPU requirement.

There are a variety of basic modeling tools available:

• Various Primitives
  Brownian Noise Fractal Terrain Generator
  Move, Scale, Rotate
  Point/Edge/Triangle/Face/Object Selection
  Triangulated or Quad Sliced Subdivide
  Hybrid Switching Quad/Tri Numeric Subdivide
  Standard Uniform Extrude and Multi-Face Extrude
  Bend
  Twist
  Array
  Viewport Lathe and Lathe Profile
  Multi-Point Spline Patching
  Bezier Curve Patching
  UV Mark/Clear Seams
  Basic, Approximate and Precise UV Unwrapping
  UV Editing
  Polygon Merge
  Boolean intersection cut
  Join new edge between two points
  Single or Quad Viewports
  Multiple mesh layers
  Basic Texture Paint
  Basic Armature for DAE export
  Customizable Hotkeys
  And More

Right now, there is only support for OBJ and DAE model exporting. FLX project files are NOT supported by other 3D modeling tools.

There are some known and some as yet undiscovered AV false positives. The executable is built in SoulBOX using a custom PE linker, so this is to be expected. The primary focus was ensuring Microsoft and Microsoft Defender compliance. 

This is the *only* place where this software is available. If it's found elsewhere, it may be unsafe. I don't take responsibility for end users who download this software from an unofficial source, nor the unofficial sources themselves.