Hexagon 2.5.2.109, General Release!

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  • n.aspros123n.aspros123 Posts: 341
    edited July 2025

    Richard Haseltine said:

    n.aspros123 said:

    I understand that Hexagon was created by the marketing manager that was part of Z Brush and purchased by the devs of DAZ Studio? 

    No. Hexagon was the successor to Amapi and was developed by the French company Eovia (hence the name, hexagon being a nickname for France due to the country's main borders' shape).

    Was only quoting what Jay Versulis aka WP Guru said in one of his tutorials. 

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  • Hello, for a few days now Hexagon has stopped working on Windows 10 and 11. I have installed and reinstalled the program on 3 different computers, but it still does not work. Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

  • NovaNova Posts: 365
    edited December 2025

    thomas.cabanes_c08d7bb341 said:

    Hello, for a few days now Hexagon has stopped working on Windows 10 and 11. I have installed and reinstalled the program on 3 different computers, but it still does not work. Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

     

    No, there are no issues. We use 4 different versions + Version 2.5.2.137 of Hexagon on various PC systems, including Windows 7, Windows 10 and Windows 11.

    All of them run smoothly.

     

     

     

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  • Slapdash123Slapdash123 Posts: 0

    You know...I use a lot of 3D tools but I always seem to start up Hexagon every now and then to do some work and its just really good - its really underated. I wish it would get some more love from Daz.

  • I used Hex happily for many years, but switched to Blender about 5 years ago because of the lack of development and the many features in Blender.  I installed the Daz suite yesterday, which included Hex 2.5.

    Every time I tried to run it, it gave an error message that it was not designed to run on Windows.

    Is that it - the actual end of Hex?  Such a pity - it is a really good modeler, withing its limitations.

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