Maybe you're aware but there is a nice app to play with iPad and is uMake.
https://www.umake.com/features/design

Thanks pafurijaz,

This is one I've not tried out yet. I'm cautious about which tools to use due to the pricing model ($100/year subscription) and possible file format fragmentation. MoI being my primary modeler with a lot of files that I need to continue to modify and maintain. I could start exporting back and forth in STP, but that seems quite a hassle.

Had Umake 3D on my iPad Pro quite a while ago. But I wouldn't recommend
it to anyone. At first it looks interesting because it allows sketching in 3D.
It's a bit like Vector graphics in 3D.

But the handling of the Tools, sorry. This made me quickly
cancel my subscription again.

For me Nomad Sculpt (no subscription) is a good one.
Mesh based, 3D app on the iPad. The only one
I have left on my iPad. Btw. you can do a few things
more with Nomad than sculpting.

Here a link to ilya Tulyakov´s youtube channel
a great Modeller which use Nomad Sculpt.
https://www.youtube.com/@RaZuMsinc/videos

Meanwhile, there is also Sketchup on the iPad.
I think Shape3D is a pro one, but expensive.

Other than that, 3D apps that run in the browser
remained to use on the iPad.


But apart from that all, data exchange from the Ipad
to the computer is in my eyes the biggest problem.
Especially if you have a PC.

With a Mac it might be a bit easier.

Thanks Subpa,

That's exactly my thoughts. Nomad Sculpt is really nice imho, I've done a lot with it.

For modeling, I couldn't find anything and keep dreaming of being able to using MoI3D alongside with Nomad Sculpt. :-)

your welcome

...For modeling I could not find anything and I still dream
to be able to use MoI3D together with Nomad Sculpt :-) ...

yes, that would be a cool thing

The irony is that MOI was made with Tablets in mind,
as far as I remember.

But I completely understand that the developer would want
to avoid the trouble with the Apple Store.

But since we can keep dreaming. How about an online MOI version
that runs in a browser and could be used that way on the iPad :)