Silo for Mac
Production-quality 3D modeling program.
$159.00
In English
Version 2023.1When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Silo overview
Silo is a focused 3D modeling application with the ability to effortlessly switch between organically sculpting high-polygon models and precisely controlling hard-edged surfaces. It can be used for anything from creating 3D characters for video games and movies to quickly exploring 3D architectural ideas.
Silo is currently being used at top studios worldwide as both a stand-alone design tool and as a versatile element of a multi-software 3D graphics workflow.
What’s new in version 2023.1
- Added Array modifier
- Added Smooth modifier
- Added Reset to Default Material in the Material Editor
- Fixed Hide Unselected to also hide locked shapes
- Fixed display text color for locked objects in the Scene Editor
- Fixed normals not being updated after Combine Objects
Silo for Mac
$159.00
In English
Version 2023.1
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Mar 22 2023
Version: 2023.1
With Blender 3D being free and taking over the industry in many industrial categories, I'm mystified why there are so many indie 3D products all the sudden.
Jul 25 2013
Version: 2.2
So far nothing here tells me much about the application that helps to decide whether its worth my time & cash or not.
I see that it has been picked up by, or resold by Smith Micro, which leaves me a little ambivalent.
I haven't tried it yet, so rating it, in order to make a comment is pointless.
May 11 2013
Version: 2.2
Hi. Look out!
There is another software with the same name "Silo" that is an lists manager and macupdate confuse both for upgrades.
Thanks
Regards
Carlo
Jan 11 2012
Version: 2.2
Nevercenter has extended the sale on their site at $109.00 using the code "SILO109".
Same price as the Mac App Store, for now, but it works in Windows too when purchased from their site.
Aug 2 2007
Version: 2.0
Pre-registered during the beta to secure the final release at the lower price.
Though Silo has an amazingly customizable interface, some of the places they stopped short on the features you are able to change make it feel somewhat "half-done". (Little annoyances like being able to customize the colors used in the UI, but not all of them such as the display of the normals.)
For the price it is a great tool. I was very easily able to mimic a large part of Wings3D's UI (my preferred but somewhat stalled development wise modeling app) Again though this has been some issue for me as each new beta would not load the keybindings and layout I had designed from the previous version. Bugs went unanswered on the forums at Nevercenter's site. Each time there was a new release candidate, this and many other problems persisted on the Mac. It hasn't crashed on me yet, but that doesn't mean that the last RC was a viable candidate for 2.0 final. In my opinion, it was not. Perhaps it is less buggy on Windows? I need to check that soon as this is another good thing about the company - your one registration will let you use Silo on Mac and Windows. A nice little bonus.
Personally, I am hoping 2.1 fixes some of these issues and the many others I have come across that keep me from using Silo all the time. I am happy I paid though to help its development.