Kodon

What Kodon is

Kodon is a 3D sculpting application for Windows, with workflows for both VR and desktop work. Users can switch between immersive headset sessions and desktop work, as well as between free-drawing and planar approaches. The maker says it supports Meta/Oculus headsets, mainstream SteamVR headsets such as Vive and Index, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets including HP Reverb. Steam lists VR and tracked controller support.

Kodon requires at least Windows 8–11, 16 GB RAM, 6 GB VRAM, DirectX 12, and 3 GB of storage; Windows 10 is recommended. The maker describes the application as GPU-heavy, identifies Nvidia as its most tested graphics option, and says AMD support is improving. The product page describes Kodon as under development. TenkLabs is identified as both developer and publisher on Steam. The software costs $24.99, paid once and has no free plan. The maker directs users to its Discord chat for headset compatibility help and feedback.

Who it suits

Kodon may suit Windows users who want to sculpt in VR or on desktop and have hardware that meets its listed requirements. It is also relevant to users of the named headset types.

Limits

Kodon has no free plan. The listed minimum setup requires Windows 8–11, 16 GB RAM, 6 GB VRAM, DirectX 12, and 3 GB storage; Windows 10 is recommended.

Getting started

1. Open the Kodon website
2. Purchase Kodon on Steam for $24.99, paid once
3. Install it on a Windows computer
4. Use a supported VR headset and tracked controller for VR work
5. Check headset compatibility through the maker’s Discord chat

Verdict

Kodon offers both headset and desktop sculpting, but its hardware requirements and development status are important considerations. Check headset compatibility with the maker before choosing it.