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3rd June 2020
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In the original lessons I was leaving out one of the most important ways of creating a base mesh for sculpting clothes and in fact any other additional objects, like hair.
In this video I will fill that gap.
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des.sub.store
4th June 2020 - 12:21
Nice. I need to learn more about these tools. Thanks.
Really looking forward to your texturing tutorials )
Alan Belov
4th June 2020 - 12:51
Nice❤️
Reynaldo Rosario
4th June 2020 - 23:31
Really cool
Erik Dahlbäck
2nd November 2020 - 19:46
The new Blender Cloud website style make it hard to see the full text at the left what the video is about. Possible to fix?
Julien Kaspar
3rd February 2021 - 15:27
@Erik Dahlbäck It's a known issue. We'll fix it :)
Carlos Meza
16th February 2021 - 12:06
At minute 1:40 you slide the cursor in front of the model with the Mesh Filter tool with the Smooth type. When you slide the cursor in front of the model, which key do you touch for the effect to occur?
Carlos Meza
16th February 2021 - 12:32
Even when you inflated the t-shirt you slided in front the model and inflated it... which key had you used...? I'm stuck :-(
Julien Kaspar
16th February 2021 - 12:37
@Carlos Meza It's left mouse click & drag. The effects can be subtle on high res geometry.
Ekin Kılıçdere
14th May 2021 - 08:17
When I click mask slice and fill holes, masked areas dissappear and only the unmasked part stays which is different than what happens in video. Anyone know why?
Kenahn Karthridge
17th November 2021 - 14:38
Thank you for the course. Learning so much. I used the mask method for creating the shirt. How do you create the shirt opening if you use this method?
Bruce Matthews
27th April 2022 - 12:26
While this method gives more geometry to work with, how important is it for clothes to match the retopology of body?
Julien Kaspar
29th April 2022 - 10:13
@Bruce Matthews Not at all. It's just faster to get some topology to work with.
Ahmad Al Najjar
25th October 2022 - 20:27
in min 3:10 i couldn't hide the main face set..."h" is hiding the face set that was created earlier. any tip here?
Julien Kaspar
26th October 2022 - 09:29
@Ahmad Al Najjar The shortcuts are a bit different in sculpt mode.
H
hide everything except the face set you are pointing at. PressingH
again unhides everything. To hide a specific face set pressShift H
.Ahmad Al Najjar
27th October 2022 - 14:30
@Julien Kaspar Thank you dear for your reply, I managed it