Southpaw Development's Texture Builder

Devlog

• 10/29/25 - Loading...
  October 30, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  Now, when you save your texture, a .Builder save file will be made along side it. These files can be reopened inside of the Texture Builder whenever you want to keep working on it! With this update, t... Continue reading
• 10/20/25 - Lights, Menus, Action!
  October 21, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  Two big things this update (i think just two)! Firstly, meshes can now be picked from a clean categorized list, letting you see all the options you have available. It is limited at the moment but will... Continue reading
• 09/12/25 - Let me be clear
  September 19, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  Textures will now render with a transparent background, meaning any space of the 1080x1080 canvas that is not covered by an object will be see through if used with a rendering engine that supports tra... Continue reading
• 09/02/25 - Fixes and Files
  September 02, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  -File explorer sleeker, and saving is now handled in the File explorer dialogue instead of separate input fields -Object system reworked, objects buttons now... work. -General Optimization and bug fix... Continue reading
• 08/12/25 - Files were made to be explored!
  August 12, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  With a new and custom file explorer (because accessing the built in windows one is difficult), you can now navigate your computer's directories directly to find a good place to save your textures!... Continue reading
• 08/01/25 - The Color Lab has colors now!
  August 01, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  Re-fitted and reworked the back end to make the color lab sliders more precise, and leaving room for future expansion. Gone are the clunky sliders! Also, and this is for all buttons in the software, h... Continue reading
• 07/18/25 - The Normal Lab is Born!
  July 18, 2025 by Southpaw Development

  The Normal Lab has been added, as well as splitting the Manipulation and Color controls into their own separate tabs (the color lab tab is next to be fleshed out). The Normal Lab lets you play with a... Continue reading