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To export your model from Nomad Sculpt, tap on the "Export" icon in the top menu, choose your desired file format (such as OBJ, STL, GLTF), adjust the export settings if needed, and then confirm the export. The file will be saved to your device's storage or can be shared directly via supported apps.

To import reference images into Nomad Sculpt, open your project, tap on the "Canvas" menu, select "Background", choose "Image", and then import your desired reference image from your device.

To use layers in Nomad Sculpt, first create a new layer by accessing the Layers panel, which can be found in the side toolbar. Tap the plus (+) icon to add a new layer. With layers, you can organize different parts of your sculpture, make non-destructive edits, and control the visibility and opacity of each layer separately. To make adjustments, select the desired layer and use the available tools to sculpt, paint, or transform the objects. You can also rename, merge, or

To use the symmetry tool in Nomad Sculpt, tap on the "Symmetry" icon in the top menu, activate it, and select one or more axes along which you want the symmetry to be applied (X, Y, Z). All your sculpting actions will then be mirrored across the selected axes.

To use the voxel remeshing feature in Nomad Sculpt, go to the "Topology" menu, select "Voxel Remesh," adjust the voxel size as needed to balance detail and performance, and then click "Remesh." This will create a new, evenly-distributed mesh based on the voxel size you chose, helping to optimize and clean up your model.

To paint textures directly onto your model in Nomad Sculpt, switch to 'Paint' mode, select your desired brush and color, adjust the brush settings as needed, and then apply the paint directly onto the surface of your model. Use the 'Mask' tool to protect areas you don't want to be painted.

To customize the user interface in Nomad Sculpt, go to the "Settings" menu, where you can adjust the color theme, modify the layout, toggle between different display options, and set up custom gestures to tailor the workspace to your preferences.

To reduce the polygon count of your model in Nomad Sculpt, use the "Decimate" tool found under the 'Voxel' menu. Adjust the slider to your desired level of reduction and apply the decimation to simplify your model while retaining as much detail as possible.

In Nomad Sculpt, you can access different brushes from the brush panel on the left side of the screen. Each brush serves a specific purpose, such as "Clay" for adding and building up material, "Smooth" for evening out surfaces, "Inflate" for expanding regions, and "Trim" for cutting away parts. You can adjust the brush size, intensity, and other properties using the sliders and settings at the bottom of the screen. Experiment with each brush to see how it affects your

To create a new project in Nomad Sculpt, open the app, click on the menu button in the top left corner, select "Scene," then choose "New" and confirm to start a new project.