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2: Full Body & Outfit Sculpting

Smoothing & Stylising the Body

3rd October 2019

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Julien Kaspar

To wrap up the body sculpting process we will start stylising, merging, smoothing and refining the body sculpt.

Links mentioned in the video:
  • 18:56- Body Sculpting Lessons .blend file: The asset file that contains all of my shown body & clothings sculpts from the chapter 2 lessons. It also includes the Annotation lines shown in the videos.
  • 20:28- Gradient Matcap: The old Matcap from 2.79 that I used to polish the surfaces.

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calmels.gaelle

11th March 2020 - 13:25

Here is what I have right now. small question: The head and the hand both have way more definition than the rest of the body. is it bothersome for later or not? I merged them with booleans instead of remesh because my computer would be dead for sure if I increased the number of polygons again.

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Julien Kaspar

11th March 2020 - 14:58

*@calmels.gaelle* Awesome! Yeah I usually leave the hands, head or even feet separate for that reason. Only right in the end to I merge them.

ammar mohammed

17th May 2020 - 04:09

*@calmels.gaelle* WOW keep up the good work

Artur Machura

25th April 2020 - 13:15

I share my result on this part. I used boolean for hands with smoth brush. My polycount is around Verts:1,250,000, Faces 2,500,000, tris: 2,500,000, Is it a lot?I feel that grab the brush in the newest versions (2.83) has nice falloff.

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Julien Kaspar

28th April 2020 - 10:58

*@Artur Machura* Good job! yeah the brushes got some overhauls in the most recent versions.
2.5 M is pretty good. As long as you are not relying too much on dyntopo this should be still smooth to work with.

sfbedu

18th February 2020 - 17:38

Hi Julien amazing work, thank you! just a quick question. How can I join the stylized head with the body without loosing any detail in the face? Also, is there any release date for the clean retopology section? Thanks!

Julien Kaspar

18th February 2020 - 18:01

*@sfbedu* To not lose any detail on the face you need to increase the resolution. So merging the entire body with the head can sometimes be a bit too much to ask once it gets too detailed. Perhaps just keep the head separate for a while or at least merge it into a bust instead of the full body.

There will be more info on the retopology chapter soon.

Chien

24th October 2020 - 16:16

hi Julien, I made a mistake when i join the finger, what should i do if the geometry stick together after i remesh it .{attachment Invalid slug 2020-10-24_105407png - should be a static_asset id}

Julien Kaspar

26th October 2020 - 11:31

*@Chien* This is in general an issue with the voxel remesher. The best way to prevent this is to keep the fingers separate for most of the time. Then once you decide to join everything to remesh you need to make sure that the distance between the fingers is big enough and the detail size is small enough.

To fix this afterwards try to undo or mask out the fingers to separate them again for now.