trueSpace7.5 is a powerful tool for 3D presentation, design, animation, games and art. It is also well suited for content creation for distance learning and emerging 3D social networks.

trueSpace was always well known for its intuitive direct manipulation user interface. trueSpace7.5 retains that, while enabling real time collaborative 3D authoring of geographically distributed participants.

Vray render -translucent skin

You have never worked in an authoring environment like this:

trueSpace7.5 real-time renderer goes beyond trueSpace7.0's supersampling and glows, adding realistic transparency, alpha shadows, real-time environment reflection, mirrors, video projectors and other new features.

It gives you unprecedented feedback, speed and quality for modeling, previews, even instant renders

Workspace with real time subsurface scattering

trueSpace7.5 point editing now offers advanced snapping and visual inference guides.

You can draw polygons, primitives and even solid 3D text on any surface, and those objects stay in procedural form so you can edit them at any time. Sweep tools now work dynamically, further accelerating your workflow.

We added many new features to Subdivision Surfaces (SDS) tools, including weight paint, soft selections, edge and face loops, and more. True displacement paint and soft paint tools allow you to literally paint new geometry on an existing surface using image brushes, or even create new shapes altogether.

trueSpace7.5 includes brand new, state-of-the-art character editor with full body IK/FK posing, where you can create or edit a skeleton, skin it using weight envelopes or vertex weight painting, edit joint limits visually, and assign IK controls and positional and rotational locks as well as complex control rigs.

For animation you have a dope sheet for key-frames, function curves editor and story editor to combine clips into final animation.

The new story editor allows seamless integration of key-frames with physics simulations and procedural animations by intuitive blending of clips. This level of integration is not even available in programs costing thousand of dollars more.

The new animation system is easy enough for a novice to pick up, yet powerful enough for an expert to achieve the results they want with the control they need. Even if you never plan on making an animation, the ability to pose your characters with ease will still be a huge help in your images too.

We guarantee that when you see the animation and character editors in use, you'll be saying "I can do that!" If you have never thought of yourself as an animator, you will after trying these tools!

Hair is a major new module, which allows you to create a realistic hairstyle for your characters, complete with styling brushes. You can drop a hair style onto a head and apply grooming brushes in real-time.

It is so flexible you can even use it to paint grasses or plants onto a landscape.

Drag the hairstyle from a library onto a head model with one click

Another click - change the hairstyle and groom it as you like

trueSpace6 full

Workspace full

Open Animation Editor

Open Libraries

Link Editor and Tool Stack

For starters, hang up your best artwork on the wall in truePlace 3D user gallery, walk from image to image with your friends or colleagues – it is just like being at a genuine brick-and-mortar gallery. Discuss your artwork live with anyone present in the gallery in real-time text or voice chat as you walk around.

When you are ready for next step, truePlace can provide live authoring and online collaboration by any group of participants, using trueSpace7.5.

It is easy to create interactive presentations for learning or fun. We at Caligari created fun activity for Easter simply by hiding 3 Easter eggs in our Mushroom village.

After you create an online shared space you can publish it on truePlace and anyone can download free truePlay viewer to visit your 3D spaces and interact with objects and other visitors.

Skin Thing by Mike Harris; Statue by Marcel Barthel; Spaceships and Garden scene by Marcel Barthel; Nanobot Spider by Stephen Beauchamp; Lucinda and Oscar Meshes provided by aXYZ Models; Crazy Bob character by Oliver Rohe; truePlace environments by Emmanuel Assett

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