I've used a lot of 3d software and I really liked 3dcoat because there was barely any learning curve. I never once had to go on the internet and look up how to do something. It just worked the way I thought it should.

Hard to say what I like best, there's so much to like! Probably the bets feature is the team behind it, constantly adding features at little to no added cost. The features I use most are sculpting, retopology, and texture painting but there are more functions like UV editing.

The ability to do a complete re-topology is really good. Imagine your doing a mesh in maya and to texture faces , your can export it to 3D coat . The retopology is very useful for people finding it hard to understand how basic mesh flow works. 3D coat 4.5 has a new feature called PBR , which is very useful then testing your texture maps. The voxel based system is good i some places , But not that good in many regions.I am a big fan of the UV layout and texture painting. The only other software that gives this is zBrush with poly paint. The voxl based sculpting is also good in a small level of detail. If you compare it with Zbrush , I find zBrush to be more useful than this. But the texture beats zBrush , hands down. If your a artist looking for different types of textures then this is the software for you. If you want boolean then the addition and subtraction is good and gives you good results.