Quick Sculpting with Textures in Blender

Stencils work with the sculpting tools and let you use images to apply sculpted details and features to a model. While stamps modify the tool tip of a sculpt, a stencil is associated with the viewing plane of the camera in the 3D View. You can move, rotate, or scale stencils in the 3D View as you sculpt.
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[@H53.]

Why can't more people do tutorials this straight forward and clear. No fuss. Straight to the point. Keep it up, please.

[@zana3d]

You resolved soo many problems I had working with textures as stencils. Thank you! Liked and subbed.

[@wordzseanclair]

nice

[@koonjhkoonjh]

vERY NICE TUTORIAL
i AM LUCKY TO HAVE THIS😇😇

[@jfk3465]

when i click, the alpha texture is imprinted into the mesh along with the black box surrounding it. How can i prevent this and only have the texture imprinted like you have done?

[@hotsauce7124]

Do you have a quick tip for baking the sculpt onto a low poly model? Thank you for this video.

[@antonkroll2303]

Is there a way to smoothen the whole texture? Whenever I do this, all the results are so pixly like in the video? Thank you for the tutorial very nice!

[@sacosys4529]

excellent tutorial, thank you 👍

[@surajprakash3181]

this was so so cool!

[@josephvanwyk2088]

2:25 - this ALWAYS happens to me. Then I give up, thanks for clarification.

[@eagleowl2815]

Where can I find Alpha textures or how to make some ?

[@Cdarkify]

where did you download the alpha textures at by chance?

[@danbolamu3322]

Thank you guy.

[@lobstermendez]

but what if I'm trying to make a 3d model to print and I need the mesh to be the actual shape of what I want it to look like?

[@MauryXman]

this work is possible export in STL?

[@Speed_12GT]

Thx

[@glchannels]

Hey! All right? How do I export the stencil details in my mesh? Don't go together! ;/

[@MisticalagesdennixVODS]

You need to retopology, is that what you mean?

[@mirwaqarmmw]

is it also possible to do this with jpg format, or does it have to be in psd format

[@afjer]

You can do it with JPG but it needs to be pretty high resolution because artifacts will become more pronounced in a 3D representation. BMP or PNG is better.